Shantotto Leads the Way [Active]

[rhymeonadime]

Character(s): Shantotto and anyone else who wants to come along :D
Content: Shan gets impatient of waiting on others, and decides to lead a group herself to St. Destino and beyond o/
Setting: Niflheim gate at first.
Time: Starting a bit before 8am.
Warnings: Rhyming. Lots of it.

Originally she was ready to be content with going with the group that had been forming, but it seemed there'd been some holdup, and nothing had progressed. Doctor Shantotto had better things to do than wait on others, however some company was preferable, as they could potentially prove to be rather useful, in the long run. Well, they could be providing any of them showed up.

Shantotto had arrived at the gate a few minutes before the appointed meeting time. Giving herself a few minutes to see what would be in order to get past the gate guards. It seemed it would be quite simple, with them all clustered together as they were. A sleepga spell would easily put the whole lot to sleep, the guard at the counter included, allowing them an easy escape from the city.

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Shoaneb raised an unseen eyebrow at the diminutive woman's unusual speaking style--perhaps the rhyme had been a coincidence, or perhaps it was a quirk of her species. That eyebrow rose higher at the surge of power as the woman proceeded to render the gate guards unconscious. The corners of Shoaneb's mouth turned down slightly as well, but otherwise there was no visible sign of concern from her. The unfamiliar but unmistakable power troubled her--it was another reminder that this place was utterly alien.

She also noted Yuna going through her equipment pouch, wondering what she was adjusting. As for herself, Shoaneb tried to be confident that the Force and her lightsaber could see them through the situation, but she wasn't about to let her guard down. The man in armor hadn't spoken a word, and she had very little idea of the true intentions of these people. She felt as though Yuna and Priere were not evil people, but the man and the woman were more difficult to read.

"I believe I missed your names," Shoaneb said to the two of them, not in a whisper but keeping her voice low in case the guards awoke.