- "You are one of the ones I expected, I presume", she states with voice that doesn't really seem to come from anywhere in particular but being something ambient all around instead, "Lay no harm to anything you see and you can remain. I fear though that whom you came to see might not be very talkative", she pouts briefly, "...but I'll lead you to her nonetheless. However, you'll owe me a story...", she chuckles, dashing in the next heartbeat through the doorway, motioning Darremar to follow her.
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*AniKai
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The one who asked Darremar the question looks at him, not quite sure how to decipher the reply nor how to reply in turn. But before he manages to utter anything a rather chippery child, a girl with hair ablaze like fire akin to that of Mir's prances into the room and greets the trio with a wide smile and a wave of hand before laying her gaze upon Darremar, skipping humming to him.
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*Light
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Upon admittance into the place where Zilvai was at rest, Darremar stepped slowly towards her. His eyes sought the little details that might indicate her condition.
All in all he upheld a calmness about himself. First partaking of the acquisition that he might make without magical means.
((This part might need to be coordinated in game for a better flow through. I thought I'd set the stage here though so that we have somewhere to start.))
All in all he upheld a calmness about himself. First partaking of the acquisition that he might make without magical means.
((This part might need to be coordinated in game for a better flow through. I thought I'd set the stage here though so that we have somewhere to start.))
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*Light
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Of late Darremar frequented the quarters where Zilvai lay at rest. More oft than not he had little to say to any aboard the ship.
Beyond the brief physical examinations to determine Zilvai's condition. He did not seek to do anything that could disrupt her present state. Upon occasion he would seek to detect the magical aura's that linger about her. Although he kept such searches to a minimum considering his surroundings.
Those aboard might note that he kept several wands strapped upon his person in a way that was for ease of access rather than concealed as most would expect wands to be.
He likewise kept his rapiers upon his person whenever he was aboard the vessel. It was as if he were biding his time for something to happen. As for what that something might be. That was anyone's guess.
Beyond the brief physical examinations to determine Zilvai's condition. He did not seek to do anything that could disrupt her present state. Upon occasion he would seek to detect the magical aura's that linger about her. Although he kept such searches to a minimum considering his surroundings.
Those aboard might note that he kept several wands strapped upon his person in a way that was for ease of access rather than concealed as most would expect wands to be.
He likewise kept his rapiers upon his person whenever he was aboard the vessel. It was as if he were biding his time for something to happen. As for what that something might be. That was anyone's guess.
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*AniKai
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Tracking
A week. That was how much the thieves had registered provisions in Mir's name, somehow successfully masquerading as her – which was a feat in itself.
Mir did a few calculations by self to find out just how far the thieves could go before they had an absolute need to restock. Having the raw math done, she cross-checked just how many ports were within such range. Albeit not having Alice's full capabilities at hand without Mir herself, there was a number of possibilities for the thieves to go to, but in the end it was just a matter of time – they had to surface eventually, unless they had an uncharted hideout somewhere... A matter of time.
In case the thieves had an uncharted hideout somewhere, Mir begun to play with an idea of tracking tool. Wasn't going to be an easy task, Alice was designed to be hard, if not impossible, to track anyway. She heard that Quinn, friend of Brindas Defeign, had done some research which borderline touched with her idea, and thus asked him about it. A matter of time...
Maybe the Gith could be of aid... Another possibility; she had dealt with and helped them before.
A week. That was how much the thieves had registered provisions in Mir's name, somehow successfully masquerading as her – which was a feat in itself.
Mir did a few calculations by self to find out just how far the thieves could go before they had an absolute need to restock. Having the raw math done, she cross-checked just how many ports were within such range. Albeit not having Alice's full capabilities at hand without Mir herself, there was a number of possibilities for the thieves to go to, but in the end it was just a matter of time – they had to surface eventually, unless they had an uncharted hideout somewhere... A matter of time.
In case the thieves had an uncharted hideout somewhere, Mir begun to play with an idea of tracking tool. Wasn't going to be an easy task, Alice was designed to be hard, if not impossible, to track anyway. She heard that Quinn, friend of Brindas Defeign, had done some research which borderline touched with her idea, and thus asked him about it. A matter of time...
Maybe the Gith could be of aid... Another possibility; she had dealt with and helped them before.
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*AniKai
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A Note
Was it urgent? She didn't know, but it felt so very much. She begun to think ways to get there, the word of law fading irrelevant to her.
Alice, it had to be freed - she thought. She needed to get near it though, that was the tricky part...
- Illia? Mir pondered, memorizing a note's contents.
Was it urgent? She didn't know, but it felt so very much. She begun to think ways to get there, the word of law fading irrelevant to her.
Alice, it had to be freed - she thought. She needed to get near it though, that was the tricky part...
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*Donovan42
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On Standby
Siren had spoken with Mir about the ship earlier and done her best to persuade her to go through official channels. That said, she would quietly let Mir know that she was willing to offer whatever assistance she could in the matter once the time to act arrived, at least as far as visiting the aforementioned Prime goes. She'd make sure to stay in touch.
Siren had spoken with Mir about the ship earlier and done her best to persuade her to go through official channels. That said, she would quietly let Mir know that she was willing to offer whatever assistance she could in the matter once the time to act arrived, at least as far as visiting the aforementioned Prime goes. She'd make sure to stay in touch.
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*AniKai
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Some Preparations
Mir spoke with some people, asking couple of them to go check what was the situation at her ship in her stead. She assumed that the ship was guarded, so she didn't even try go near it in person - at least not before Kotaro Hiba would, hopefully, bring her a certain item from her personal quarters aboard the ship. She didn't tell him what exactly the ring in question did, just that getting it was crucial.
(( EM note: the ring in question is one of the many which have been made to allow medium-distance transportation into the ship onto pre-designated destination spots/telepads; her own ring was among the keys she had to give to the Harmonium )).
Edit:
To her surprise, her brewing plans faded unnecessary upon hearing Greg's message the next day. And mayhap it was for the best, she thought - the repercussions of her own plans would've likely not been too desirable in long-term.
Mir spoke with some people, asking couple of them to go check what was the situation at her ship in her stead. She assumed that the ship was guarded, so she didn't even try go near it in person - at least not before Kotaro Hiba would, hopefully, bring her a certain item from her personal quarters aboard the ship. She didn't tell him what exactly the ring in question did, just that getting it was crucial.
(( EM note: the ring in question is one of the many which have been made to allow medium-distance transportation into the ship onto pre-designated destination spots/telepads; her own ring was among the keys she had to give to the Harmonium )).
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To her surprise, her brewing plans faded unnecessary upon hearing Greg's message the next day. And mayhap it was for the best, she thought - the repercussions of her own plans would've likely not been too desirable in long-term.