North Sea Dungeon

Night was slowly setting in as Yehla was making her way out of the town and closer to the shores. She just ate a hearty meal, and a walk would ease the sleepy feeling that was starting to seep into her bones. She was supposed to meet someone later, reviewing some spells parchment a party found in ...

Hello! I'd like to exchange my trinkets for my username to be Teal please!

Trinkets for igor please *grabby hands*

Yehla hummed, looking back at the board once more. "Yeah, I don't think anyone in the adventuring loop hasn't heard at least of the name Toddjob, sorry about that." She looked back at him. "Assuming you are here to participate in Dungeon exploring. Despite trying to keep a low profile, you must have ...

She laughs, bright and loud. "That's the first time I get that! You're an interesting one, Wertz!" Still chuckling, she waves a finger. "But you didn't answer the question, I can ask it again without the charm, if you'd like! So. Nice to meet you, how long have you been around this parts?" Her smile ...

Yehla's smile grew, letting the flirtatious edge come out in full display. "Do I look like I am?" she hummed, tilting her head and letting her jewelry clink together.

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Yehla hummed at she watched the huge tall back of the Ogre retreat in the night, tilting her head. The jewelry at her horns tinted, and she stayed in this position a little while, considering. Finally, she stretched her arms above her head and yawned. The fairy nestled in her hood jostled at the ...

Yehla smiled when she caught the green eyes lingering on her horns, but said nothing, listening to what Toddjob had to say about the whole situation. She chuckled. "I won't lie, it is sorta funny." At the glare she received she raised both hands in a placating gesture. "I mean! Who the hell would go ...

Yehla nodded respectfully. "I understand. It's a good way to look at it. Well, if anything, if you change your mind, you can always find me." She tapped the remaining ashes out of her pipe on the cobblestone floor, sighing and looking up at the darkening sky. "I guess this is where we part. Fingers ...