Just what we need...

[jazlow]

[Almost unnoticed, a tiny green woman in the latest in snappy civilian business attire sidles into the room. Long ears, nimble little claw-hands at the end of too-long arms, emerald skin - Goblin. Great.

She takes the seat carefully calculated to be the least obtrusive - well, second-least, anyway. She's not about to ask the Lich King if she can

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[measurebystars]

[This scrutiny does not go over quite so well with the Forsaken warlock here. Jazlow gets a nice, long stare from glowing yellow eyes that lingers too long to be comfortable and fairly demands 'What are YOU looking at?']

[madcowrunning]

[Bawsie clomps through the door, heavy axe on her shoulder, looking a little worse for wear. She's got some bloody pelts tucked under her other arm, hopeful she can find someone who can cure them for her. If she notices the goblin, and she doesn't indicate that she has.

She stops beside Sidereal's table and drops her catch onto a chair with a loud, sloppy, 'whump', then sits herself down as equally hard. Noticing the warlock's stare, she arches a brow curiously, then pulls out some bandages and begins to wrap a badly bitten hand.]

No eating the locals, Side...

[measurebystars]

Doesn't look like a local to me...

[Sidereal is distracted from the tiny green bait bait!]

[jazlow]

[Jazlow does her damnedest to meet the Forsaken's stare evenly and coolly, then, as soon as she breaks eye contact, raises one eyebrow and begins to write:

Forsaken. Likely hostile. Must take care not to be noticed in further observation by her. Could result in conflict.

Addendum: Possible angle: Wonder how SHE feels about the Lich King being here?]

[measurebystars]

[Jazlow is a brave, brave woman for thinking of asking a Forsaken THAT question! Fortunately, Sidereal doesn't know what on earth Jazlow is writing, and is no longer paying her any mind.]

[jazlow]

[Jazlow has only the bare minimum of self-preservation instincts normally, and rather less than the bare minimum of tact. When she thinks she's onto something interesting, though, they fall off her radar entirely.

Some, such as her, would call that bravery. Others, well...]