"Well Thid and I and anyone who is interesting in following along are going to go to the blacksmith's now. The rest of you can do whatever, but try to stay around the pub. When we're done at the blacksmith, we'll come to get you." She thought a second, "and try not to kill each other." She said as she lead the way to the blacksmith's.

(OOC: Too bad Tama already left, IHMN. He can't hear you. And you think that I'M stupid. Hehe.)

"Aye aye, Miss Dawn," Vace said with a salute and left. He did indeed want a drink or two, but the other reason for wanting to go to the bar so badly was for outside information and maybe some info on the monster in town. The others had brushed it off and focused on Cid, but after the last monster they faced, Vace wanted to be a bit more ready for this one.

Ark followed Tama, "Someone's gotta' make sure the bar brawl doesn't end with everyone dead."

OOC: That's why there was a !, see, that indicates that he yelled, so your guy would hear it.

"Bar brawl?" There was a bit of worry in her voice as she went to sit beside Lynx. "You really shouldn't let him get to you like that. He's just testing your nerves... and there's no need to waste your energy on him when he's just being stupid."

Tama looked at Ark.

"Hey, as long as nobody touches my drink, calls me a name, insults the princess, hurts the princess, thinks about touching the princess, starts a fight, brushes up against me, looks at me the wrong way, breathes on me, bumps my stool, talks too loudly, or acts like a dumb ass, I won't have to kill them."

The three men walked through the village, and stopped at what appeared to be the local pub. They walked in, and the smell of alcohol, puke, and rotten wood rushed out to meet them.

Ark wrinkled his nose. "This lads, is why I live in the wild."

"It was a simple spell, and the staff makes it easier. It's enough to knock him out for another day, again." Lynx yawned and dropped his staff, the flame in it disappearing. He reached over for a nearby piece of wood, and began to practice carving runes on that.

"Well, while I would agree that it would be nice to have him knocked out for another day to keep him from trying to start fights with everyone in sight, it would probably slow us down just as much to have to drag him around." She leaned back, propping herself up with her arms as she watched Lynx practicing his carvings.