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eslweyr-runaway started following you
Silivriel scowled to herself as she trudged through the forest, keen blue eyes searching for any tracks. Her glass bow was in one hand, an elven arrow readily notched in the other. There were many tracks here; prints in the mud, depressions in the grass, and clear tracks in the patches of snow. She continued on her lonesome way, every sense alert for her query.
bedofsnowberries started following you
Silivriel took a deep breath, sighting down the line of her arrow as she crouched amongst the trees and bushes. A deer grazed unknowingly nearby, and the Snow Elf womer prayed her grumbling stomach wouldn't give away her position. She and Silaithas had not eaten in three days; she had to be successful this time.
She let out the air slowly, until her hand steadied and the arrow pointed seamlessly at the deer's ribcage. And with barely a blink of an eye, the arrow went flying. The deer went down and Silivriel jumped up in joy, trotting out from behind her cover to go recover her kill. Silaithas would be so happy.
maelasi started following you
Silaithas grumbled under his breath as he struggled to call forth a Frost Cloak spell. He stood in a small clearing, practicing away from his and Silivriel's camp nearby so he didn't accidentally put out the fire. Again. Silivriel had chucked a wooden bowl at his head, and Silaithas had finally gotten the message to put some space between his magical attempts and dinner until he got more of a mastery of his skills.
nordandkhajiit started following you
Silivriel resisted the urge to urge to draw her bow upon seeing Elnora. Every muscle in her body tensed up at the very presence of the Nord, recalling tells of what the Nords had done to her people. Silaithas showed no sign of hostility, but then again, he hardly ever showed any extreme emotion; he always kept his cool demeanor. He merely nodded his head curtly and placed a hand on his sister's to calm her.
evergreenthorn started following you
Neither of the two Paladins had ever seen a Redguard in all of their lives, and while they cautious that Kalia was human, it was obvious she wasn't of the race that had driven Silivriel and Silaithas' race to near extinction. Nonetheless, they remained cautious, watching the women with intense wintry blue eyes.
blackmarshsquad
Silaithas blinked and stared, while Silivriel waved cheerfully, babbling in Ancient Falmeris to the Argonians. She did not know any common and Silaithas seemed quite unwilling to talk to anybody.
