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Aivintis wrote:

Theondume nods. "I know. Thank you, Nardrodom. Good hunting, and good spoils."

"Anytime. I'm always a deal away." He tells him before getting up and walking out of the bar. To find the next deal.

Aivintis wrote:

The disappointed souls, unable to reach Theondume's Paradise, are trapped in the caverns, and are sucked towards Nardrodom.
Heya, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs here, I can confirm that we close embassies mostly because they're not getting anywhere, as I understand it. Infrequent use, no desire to further relations, and general lack of communication between our two regions are very likely reasons as to why this is happening. But don't take my word for it, I was just appointed a couple of days ago.
"I can convince even the rich to give me their ssssssoulsss. I'll passssssss. Do you have anything related to powerful beasssstsss and magical creaturesss?"

"Well hehhe you've come to the right place for that." He suddenly spins a card summoning 3 creatures, a Wyvern, Wendigo and a Hell Hound.

Aivintis wrote:

"I've got too many Hell Houndsssss at home. The other two, though..." He trailed off, watching them.

The Wyvern was calm and thinking looking at the Group. While the Wendigo appeared more beastly and savage looking with confusion yet excitement as long as it can kill.

Aivintis wrote:

"Wyvernssss are sssso... uninteressssting." He nodded towards the Wendigo. "That, however..." He turned to the merchant. "How many ssssoulsss can I offer?"

"For the Wendigo its atleast 100 souls for the other things you may need to contain it, it really loves killing...." The man says.
The Wyvern angered at the choice sends a beam of Electricity into the ceiling of the City's Cave.

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

"For the Wendigo its atleast 100 souls for the other things you may need to contain it, it really loves killing...." The man says.
The Wyvern angered at the choice sends a beam of Electricity into the ceiling of the City's Cave.

Varessil looked unimpressed. He tossed the merchant a coin like the one before, and explained how it works. "I'm ssssearching for sssimilar essstablisshmentsss. Could you point me in the right direction?"

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

"Well ther is only 3 including me-" The man is stopped when the Wyvern teleports away and then reappears eating a Manticore whole, "Oh my! Spit that out now!" The Man said while the Wyvern rolled its eyes and ate it.

Varessil ignores the Wyvern. "Damn worm. Now, you were sssssssssaying?"

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

"Yes it's a Little Nuisance. Now there is 1 more but it's quite hidden. It's owned by a Orc and its on... Apin Alley." The Man says.

"Where isssss that?"

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

"Its next to the Main Sqarue and wraps around the Main Building where Naxio stays." The Mans says as he turns the Wyvern into a card.

"Naxio," Varessil repeats with disgust. Apin Alley. Thank you." Varessil finds the Scy-Re and Tavari and leads them towards it.

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

When they get there they see the Shop. On the Desk was a Staff, in a Cage a Skeleton Dragon and a crate of artifacts.

"Greetingssssss," Varessil says, as the Tavari and Scy-Re pretended to be bodyguards.

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

"Hallo there. What do ya need." The Orc replies brutishly due to Orc Nature.

That seems typical of humans too, just saying

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

"Hallo there. What do ya need." The Orc replies brutishly due to Orc Nature.

"I knew an Orc once. A King. Nasssssty fellow. Only cared about sssspilling blood. He had a dragon. What do you have to offer in that crate?"

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

"Well not all orcs are Bloood Thirsty. And well, certain Crystals, a captured demon in a ring, books, a Piece of a Legendary artifact that could turn a whole kingdom to under your control by controlling them and so on." The Orc said in his thick accent.

"I'm not in that bussssinesss really. Massster isss, though. What elsssse? And what kind of bookssss?"

Douglas MacArthur to Dwight D. Eisenhower: "Have you ever heard the tragedy of Julius Caesar the savior?"