<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/1/1d/Kyla_Thumb.JPG)</div><br/>Kyla<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">AC 14 (nude)<br/>hp 6<br/><br/>Perception +2 (Passive +12)<br/>Sense Motive +0<br/></div></div><br/>Kyla smiled and looked over her shoulder at her protector and lover, watching those eyes roam for a moment.  It would seem Majet was not unaffected by the human maid's charms either.  That would make for some interesting times if they camped as a group.  She wondered if the woman and the man were perchance together as a couple as well.  Returning her attention to the matter at hand, she gestured widely, and followed at least one of the pair into the tavern.<br/><br/>Kyla broke off from the others to approach the keeper, and order a round of mead, and trenchers.  An early morning stew would fortify them all for the road, and they could set out after elevenses, so long as everything was amenable.  That should give them sufficient time to work out the details, and let the first stragglers return to the city, when the peasantry remembered that they were just peasants, and would have to work in the morning.<br/><br/>She managed to get to her seat about the time the mead joined the table, and she grinned, pulling up her mother's skull and setting her on the table top so she could listen as well.  "I do agree.  There's no way this is going to be a walk in the park.  That said, if we use our heads, and keep ourselves alert, we'll all come along a lot further than the lot that just went sprinting out the gate with nothing more than their britches on.  Can't fault the fellow for his effectiveness, though.  It was a good speech"<br/><br/>She sipped her mead, and smiled at the appearance of the greasy stew in the trencher as it appeared.  Nothing better than starting the day with a solid meal.  "So, with my magic, and Majet's sword arm, we're joined by...?"  She left it at that, letting Tess fill in the blanks.  So far, all they knew was that they had no magic, and that left a whole lot of options out there.