<span class="bbc_u"><strong>Fiera Ilmari (http://plothook.net/RPG/profiler/view.php?id=8883)</strong></span>, Elven Wizard (3)<div class="floatleft">(http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/3752/fantasyagoliever4byvayn.jpg)</div><em>Hit Points: 15/15 || AC: 13 (Touch 13, Flat-Footed 10) || Mood: Puzzled, Wary</em><br/><em>Fortitude Save: +2, Reflex Save +4, Will Save +5</em><br/><em>Attack: Melee +1 Quarterstaff, 1d6 Bludgeoning Damage</em><br/><em>-- Spells Prepared --</em><br/><em><strong>-Cantrips-</strong> Detect Magic, Light, Prestidigitation, Ray of Frost <strong>-1st-</strong> Enlarge Person, Mage Armor, Magic Missile x2 <strong>-2nd-</strong> Acid Arrow, Bull's Strength</em><br/><hr/><br/>Listening to things and thinking the matter over, Fiera felt a fire lighting in her as she considered the things. She moved aside only to get the girl something to eat and drink from the nearby pantry, hoping to revive her a little. Then turning to the others, the elven wizard spoke in a serious tone, her voice hopefully making it clear she was serious with what she had to say. "I dont like these news. It is natural for some monsters to roam around occasionally with the intent to cause trouble, but what she is describing sounds more sinister." Her arms crossed, she viewed the others very seriously.<br/><br/>"The guards sound like they are not planning to do anything unless she can gather coin, or offer her body to them in return. Disgusting pigs that wont even do their job." She would have spat aside at that but it was inside her own store. "I suggest we see about it ourselves." She paused to look at the goblin and the warrior-girl. "I can only offer a hundred gold from my coin pouch, each, to help out with this, but I feel this is not something that can be just brushed aside. Also, whatever we may find as a loot from any would-be monsters, we'll divide at the end of the journey." She looked at the two. "Does that sound agreeable?" She knew she was offering little, but she was damned if she would pay for those lazy, perverted guards to go look around and tell them that nothing could be done anymore anyway.