<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=133364.msg5937943#msg5937943">Quote from: Latooni Subota on 29-02-2012, 23:32:48</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">When one wants to become a 'professional' adventurer, one must start their journey in Waterdeep. Everyone knows that! After all, it's how a large amount of the legendary adventurer's truly got started on their respective epic quests. Luna Amell, dancer and bard, had started to trip to Waterdeep from her little hidden village north of the Moonwood, hopping from river to river until she was finally forced to go on foot.<br/><br/>At that point she was traveling with a merchant caravan, easily persuaded to share supplies and protection for plenty of musical entertainment on the trip. Well . . that and her lovely dances at night. When the silverblooded woman wanted to be persuasive, she was VERY persuasive, after all. The grand city of Waterdeep was finally in sight now, as they traveled the road from Red Larch.<br/><br/>When asked about why such a clearly frail woman was traveling to Waterdeep, her answer was quick and instantaneous. She wished to join the Travelers, and find an adventuring crew to team up with!<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>As the City of Splendors came into sight, the caravan's horses become suddenly restless.  The wagon drivers at first, dismissed it; after all this had been an unusually long run, as they had made some unexpected stops; albeit profitable ones.<br/><br/>The caravan guards, called for drivers to stop as a cold chill passed through the air.  As the caravan came to a halt, now the horses were really bothered and became downright unruly.  Both the drivers and some of the merchants tried to calm them, as the guards scouted around.  Then suddenly, a fireball erupted mere inches above the caravan, lighting up the night sky.<br/><br/>In the sudden flash and confusion of the explosion overhead, arrows rained in from both sides.  It was quite clear, even as the battle began, that the caravan guards were outmatched.  But nonetheless, they continued to fight.