"So," the Admiral began, kicking a rock across the blasted grounds of the Norfova wilderness as they trudged their weary way across its barren face. There had been little to discuss outside the expectations of the bounty, at least in his eyes, for theirs was a relationship of shopkeeper to client. It was a close bond, an intimate one, but not one he really had expected to move beyond the confines of her shop counter. To have joined up with her on this quest had been surprising to say the least, particularly when he took into account just how less skilled he was than her. Add to that the awkwardness of their last exchange with one another when he had essentially begged that a generous tip be used as partial payment on the weapons he now carried on this quest. Good. So using social interaction algebra, poor and underskilled guy plus talented and superior person he felt indebted to equaled social awkwardness the likes of which high school had not been able to provide. Having nothing else to really say, he began to hum to himself for a moment, before bursting out into a song. But unlike most that he sang, this song was not an original composition of his own brilliant devising, oh no... This was straight out of a videogame from almost two decades past, which the player of The Admiral had chanced to play in the past.
"Sera was never quite an agreeable girl -
Her tongue tells tales of rebellion.
But she was so fast,
And quick with her bow,
No one quite knew where she came from.
Sera was never quite the quietest girl -
Her attacks are loud and they're joyful.
But she knew the ways of nobler men,
And she knew how to enrage them.
She would always like to say,
"Why change the past,
when you can own this day?"
Today she will fight,
To keep her way.
She's a rogue and a thief,
And she'll tempt your fate..."
Stopping at that point, his eyes fell to a pack of four wolves making their way from out of behind some boulders, padding across the ground towards the two.They didn't appear to be the more deadly Direwolf option, but their superior numbers gave them a higher DPS on average, and less of a chance to defend against them. Wrapping his hands around Sound Reasoning and Honest Persuasion, he glanced at the wolves and skirted to the side slightly, trying to remain between them and Sera. After all, she was the real strength here, and he was building his character up to tank things.
"How does this plan sound?" he asked, swinging the hammer in club in his hands absent-mindedly as though comforted by their weight.
"I keep them interested in me. You do what it is you do.. Focus them one at a time to reduce their overall number of attacks with each one we take down. Oh, and if any start casting spells, probably scream and trip over one another running away?"
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