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Daelan
Daelan didn't know what to make of what they had just witnessed, "We should probably keep the money together, it might be good to buy supplies if we can find a place," he said as he moved back into the shanty and changed into the set of clothing that had been acquired. It was simple clothing, black legging with a hooded tunic, they had obviously been hand sewn and appeared almost delicate in their design. Thankfully his boots were still in good shape. "Your turn, "he said toward the other male as he returned from within the shanty in his new attire. He had done as the female had requested and had put the necklace with the symbol under the tunic so it was more out of sight. It's presence on the letter was something else he felt like he wanted to answer, yet he had no idea where to start.
"You should probably split up the haul," he said to the female, he still didn't know his name or his. When she had sat in his lap when the soldier came to hide the symbol he was wearing, he could not help but to wonder about who she actually was. Was she a mate to him or the other the man? He figured he should leave that alone, she could of been his sister for all he knew. "We might want to consider making up names for ourselves, until we can figure out who we are..."
[GM NPC]
The female archer that had disappeared into the tree line returned. Her bow strapped to her back along with it's quiver. It seemed a lot bigger as she got closer to them. She approached slowly with her hands slightly raise from her sides to show that she was no longer armed. "Hello there," she said in clear tone, "Are you three alright?" she asked as she looked down at the now stripped soldier, and figured out that the three of them appeared to be quite resourceful. "I'm sorry if I startled you, it really is not safe out here. There are a lot more of him, and if they catch you - you will end up in a labor camp." She didn't want to give them too much information at once. This was not the first group of her kind that she had found on this beach. She wondered if they even knew their own names, the others certainly had not.