Ivette found herself among a few familiar faces from her last game, though the table was smaller. After a short while, though, she busted. The others seemed somewhat relieved, having knocked out the last winner early. A little woozy from alcohol and up late, the sorceress finally went to bed, following the rest of the group...<br/><br/>A sleak design, though wide as any passenger ship should be. Freshly painted and graceful, the 'Sau Fuuin' of the southlands was a feat of engineering, the two massive glowing rods jutting out from its' rear trailing magical energy through the air a sign of Aeunic engineering. It was much larger than the Laft Hanza Ellen had travelled on, but Ivette grew up among such things, and shipbuilders in Aeune were always competing to make larger or more powerful airships, often at the expense of luxury.<br/><br/>Fortunately, this seemed to have a decent mixture of both. An Airship hardly ever 'landed', and they were alright a decent ways up when the adventurers passed from a docking tower in Blackbridge to the Sau Fuuin. It wasn't long after they were shown to a lounge the ship began to move, and they were on their way. "This is your captain speaking..." came the voice of... of... everywhere? It seemed to emanate from the walls. A rune or glyph somewhere must have been making his voice carry throughout the entire ship. "The flight should only be about 4 hours, the weather in Dewehrgard is clear, and will stay that way thanks to the work of our good wizards out there. The next rainy season will start in a few months yet, so you shouldn't have anything to worry about for this year's Mass Games."<br/><br/>"In the event of an emergency..." The voice went on, with the attendents demonstrating. It appeared they were given first class tickets. Anything less and they would have spent the trip sitting right next to eachother for the duration of the journey, among dozens of others. But the sheer size of the vessal afforded it some room for passengers such as they. They were in a small room, though the walls were lined with comfy padded benches and pillows, and the windows outside were quite large.<br/><br/>The ship seemed just beneath the clouds, giving quite a view of the earth below, with sprawling Blackbridge quickly departing from sight.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Hard - 100g (1d20+3d4) Avg Modifier: 6<br/><br/>http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3173200/]Not as lucky this time. (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3173200/)<br/><br/>Also, fake asian-sounding syllabals ahoy!</div></div>