"SEND ME THE NAME OF AN OBJECT AND I WILL WRITE A SCENE WITH MY CHARACTER USING IT AS A WEAPON." ... the norn, with the little toothpick umbrella from the asura's drink next to you at the bar.
It wasn’t often that Mjollia made it into the human lands of Kryta, even less so than she would have an ale from one of their taverns. The norn woman was tall, even by Norn standards, and her mood slowly degenerated because she kept whacking her knee against the tiny stool that was bolted to the floor, in front of her, as she leaned forward to retrieve the small glass of ale.This particular inn did not see fit to keep Norn-sized mugs on hand. The innkeeper’s annoyance at her requests for another ale every couple of minutes did not help her, either.
She stood at the bar, adjusting the ornate ribbons wrapped around her head and covering the top half of her face. Her ebony black hair covered the bindings of the ribbons, and just as she was about to take a sip of her drink, a rather loud obnoxious human appeared at her elbow.
"Watch it," the man proclaimed as he attempted to jostle past her, "You ain’t the only one thirsty round here." He put both of his hands on her waist and gave a hard shove. Mjollia chose to take a step in the direction he pushed and offered the human a smile.
"Aye, tis true though there are better ways to request passage to the innkeeper," the norn shaman replied.
"Yea! Like what? Ask nicely? I’ve got coin and a thirst, that’s all I need to get me a drink in this inn," the man scoffed.
"Coin, thirst and a desire to journey deep into the Mists too it seems."
"The Mists? By the Six, what are you going on about woman?" He had slammed several silver coins on the counter and barked his order, "Whiskey, straight and keep the coming."
"Nay, tis nothing of import. My glass is empty and my thirst is slaked. I feel no need to continue speaking with you," Mjollia stated. She set the ale glass down and retrieved her staff. By this time, most of the conversation in the inn’s bar had settled down. It seemed this interaction had gained their attention, though Mjollia had no reason to know why this was. She grasped her staff and began tapping ahead of herself to let those know she needed them to move out of her way.
"Hold on a Grenth cursed minute. I think you just insulted me!" the man blustered loudly.
"Then let whomever of your Six guide you to the proper answer," Mjollia replied. The bar was deathly silent by this point. All of the regular patrons knew how much of a troublemaker this human male was, and they were very interested in seeing how Mjollia handled him.
"I’m going to gut you Norn!" the man drew his short sword from his scabbard. Mjollia didn’t even turn around. She lifted her left hand over her shoulder as a stiff wind kicked up. Loose napkins, and everyone’s clothing began to flutter about. The small decorative umbrella from the quiet asura who had been sitting next to Mjollia was picked up. It flew unerringly towards the human and struck him in the left eye.
The clattering sound of his short sword hitting the floor, along with his howl of pain as he clapped both hands over his eye could be heard echoing off the wooden walls of the inn, “You tried to put my eye out!”
With her normal stride, Mjollia departed the inn. Over her shoulder she spoke softly but loudly enough to be heard in the ensuing silence, “Aye, and now you have a tale to tell of Mjollia the Sightless.”