<strong>Name</strong>: Magister Elrune Eldritch (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=276392.msg14155035#msg14155035)<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Group 4, open<br/><strong>Wearing</strong>: Superior purple.<br/><strong>HP</strong>: 17/17,<strong>XP</strong>: 0/8,<strong>Armor</strong>: 0<br/><div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/2/20/ElruneEldritch.jpg)</div><hr/><br/>Could it be … ? The haughty elf's eyes widened as he saw the first of the moth creatures -- was there, for once, a creature of this infernal realm that was actually pleasing to the eye? His green eyes narrowed as he took a second look, giving the luminous beauty a closer examination -- no, he mentally scoffed. No, that 'dress' was clearly organic in nature, a ruse to attract mates and, perhaps, victims. As usual, it was too much to hope to encounter civilized people.<br/><br/>The mage also took note of the murky reflections playing off of multiple sets of wings hidden behind her, no doubt the pack this one acted as the lure for -- but naturally Elrune was not the only one to notice all this. There were the erstwhile companions he somehow had managed to tolerate this far into the Anus despite all their ridiculous antics.<br/><br/>At least one of them was a fellow elf, Sai, who was possessed of a unique form of magic Elrune was actually curious to learn more about. Sadly, the much younger elf seemed to lack a good amount of common sense and, inevitably, felt the need to point out the obvious.<br/><br/>Which led to one of their other compatriots jumping up and running right at the potential threat. Of course. Thog -- a bumbling human with far too many names to bother remembering them all (or at least to refuse admitting that he had, since his memory was excellent) and a very savage approach to life. Whilst this could have its uses if properly directed, the infernal woman refused to listen to any guidance from a superior intellect -- such as Elrune's, of course -- and thus had made short work of the little patience the elf had for others. The fact that she could probably break him in half over her knee and had threatened to do so already had little to do with it. Very little. In fact, he didn't feel threatened by her at all and made certain to point this out as often as possible, so that others would know it as well.<br/><br/>"How about we try something novel and don't immediately draw their attention?" he grumbled, far too late. A little finesse might have let them avoid yet another battle - or whatever passed for battle with these overly libidinous buffoons!<br/><br/>Slowly, he pulled his dagger free from its sheathe inside his robe, not quite willing to jump right into battle. Perhaps there would be an opening to employ his magic -- or the situation would take care of itself, if this thing was leader rather than lure and the human could subdue it quickly.<br/>