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The large Pandaren considered her for a moment, then reached out to brush aside a bit of her hair. "Green? I don't see why that's such a bad thing, but no, your eyes are an earthy brown," he said, carefully. "Do you still need to see that priest? And was that your stomach I heard rumbling, or was it mine?" Emti chuckled. "My offer of fish still stands, the clothes too..." It's clear this woman is unstable, and she needs help. A priest might be able to help her, but the only ones around here are Goblins... Bilgewater Goblins, too... Hmm. We can try that, but I think it'd be best if we eat a bit first, and she really does need to put on those clothes. How do I convince her, though? Why does she have to be so difficult? What action should I take here? His thoughts troubled him. This woman was rather strange... everything about her was unclear. Her race, her motives, her emotions. Poor girl, I know not where she came from, but it seems it has taken a large toll on her.
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"I am a sort of bear, yes," Emti let out a hearty chuckle. "I am a Pandaren, of the Wandering Isle. I am no priest, just a fisherman, but I can direct you to one. You may first want some clothing, though, and I have a spare outfit in my pack... fishing is often a wet business." He set her down as he said this, and, keeping her within his sight, sidled over to his satchel. The clothes he pulled out were around ten or fifteen sizes too big, but thankfully they came with a sash. He handed the outfit over to the small woman. "You may look a bit silly in that, but it'll be better than your current nudity. The sash should be enough to hold it to you... if you roll up the pants a bit and tie it over the shirt," he said. "Now, would you care for some fish? I can stir up a fire and cook a bit of yesterday's catch."
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<p>Boo! Hello, Aleria! I hope this reaches you by email, or something. It's been a long time, and I wonder how you've been? What are you up to? Are you still playing good ol' World of Warcraft?</p>
<p>You're good people, and I've often wondered what happened to you since I left this forum.</p>
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Emti let the woman beat him. Her small stature meant she wasn't much of a threat to the large Pandaren, not unarmed anyway. He closed his eyes for a moment. I must act. I must take control of this situation. This is all a misunderstanding and she will come to her senses in a moment. Determined, Emti opened his eyes. He grabbed the small woman and despite her struggling, he managed to get her off of him and hold her at arm's length. She squirmed, struggled, and shouted at the Pandaren. Calmly, despite her continued shouting, he started to speak. "Would you--Would you please... I'm not--I'M NOT YOUR ENEMY AND I APOLOGIZE FOR CALLING YOU SMALL NOW WOULD YOU PLEASE STOP TRYING TO KILL ME!"
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As this scene played out in front of him, Emti could think of only one thing: was this going to scare off his fish? He pushed it from his mind as he reeled in his line. Carefully, he set aside his prized fishing pole and stood to better appraise the newcomer. Would she give away his secret spot? Is she friend or foe? Horde or Alliance or neither? What is her name? Why is she here? What was that strange thing she appeared out of? Where are the Ironbrows of yesteryear? Questions zipped through his head as the girl stood, yelling at the sky. His meditation had been interrupted, his concentration broken. He furrowed his brow in frustration. Now isn't the time for meditation, he thought, The old Huojin masters always encouraged me to act! Emti composed himself, stepped forward and hailed the woman. "Hello there, little one... would you like some fish?" He smiled as he made the offer, trying to look friendly.
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Emti Po-ket drew in the scenery around him with a deep breath. This was his hidden alcove, a nook stuck inside what seemed to be two halves of a rock. He stood nearly as tall as the shortest of the three trees, a few inches over the average height for a Pandaren. His dark fur was striking against the white sand, and his round, heavy form had left imprints of his seat from previous trips. Cool, clear blue water held the promise of many fish, while the warm reds and oranges of the leaves reminded him of his hearth fire at home. Azshara was beautiful in the fall. He searched around, and when he was satisfied that it had remained undisturbed since his last visit, drew in a deep breath, stretched, and let it out. Fishing had always been a meditative practice for Emti, and this place in particular had fostered such spiritual growth within him. It was particularly serene today, the air still, the sea gently lapping at the sands. A smile spread across his face as he sat at the base of his trees. He laid his pack down next to him, and let out a contented sigh. Emti cast out all cares and worries with his fishing line. The winds whispered to him that his catch, today, would be particularly large...
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That's funny, I'm thoroughly enjoying the RP meetings RC does, not to mention the epic story Bioware has written.
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On Republic side I am Wynne, a scoundrel that may or may not be a healer in the near future. On Empire side I am Fnord, a Sith Assassin. Levels 23 and 10, respectively.
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I thought the same thing, then when I realized that "Tol Barad" wouldn't be in general discussion, I thought of Totalbiscuit (even though I think that guy is a fucking tard). Tuberculosis is cool. I think coughing up blood would be much cooler than shitting it out, so it'd be a pleasant change for me.
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<p>Well Necroxis, the only adult thing to do in this situation is to argue about it until we both hate each other or one of us dies.</p>
<p>SO NO, YOUR OPINION IS WRONG!</p>
<p>I dunno, I think the main reason I can get into the story more is partially because my character is already kind-of established from the get-go, whereas in ME or DA, you've got a completely clean slate of how you'd like your character to act and respond. I mean personality-wise, not story-wise. I like that my character (in the story) kind of has her own personality (a witty, self-interested smuggler) that I can then spring from and create something more, or customize to my liking.</p>
<p>The story itself may not be as good as DA or ME, but I don't think it's too far off, even judging it of its own merits and not "well, it's good for an MMO." Because it's an MMO, the story does take a hit (for instance... in Coruscant, as a Consular, the main story quest feels extremely contrived), but beyond little things like that, it's still engaging and well written.</p>
