Teamwork

It has occurred to me that with a bit of training and some basic survival skills we can organise our camp routine to be better prepared against sneak attacks.

What do you suggest ? We a;ready have a watch pattern with two people on and booby-traps set, what improvements can we make ?

Any suggestions are welcome. I'm not sure how i'd be able to help out though, i'm fine at healing and that sort of thing, but i'm not really an outdoors type of girl.

Perhaps while we're travelling keep an eye out for useful medicinal herbs to collect. Also point them out to me and Kapek so if we spot them while we are out hunting we can collect them.

Also I was thinking I should learn a second language. As we are going to be doing a lot of travelling around would you mind teaching me Elvish as we walk

It maybe wiser for you to learn the tongue spoken by your enemy first Ajax.

Very wise words Anvil.

If you really wish to master the intricacies of the elvish tongue then i would be more than willing to teach you, for a small teachers fee of course....

Repeat after me, "Ai eis shyr casia eil maelia, baelaes oli os si oraes".....

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....."Tia thaer eisi tysi ailaelondrael sal ai"

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Good work Ajax, you are coming along well, you will soon be charming the elven court with your wit, watch them smile with pride as you display your verbal prowess in their native tongue. [*Sweetest elven smile possible*]

I can help you with elvish curses, insults, and battle cries.

Er Anvil what language do the Blood of Vol speak ?

And Katerina I think you are being too harsh on yourself, I'm sure you are just as smart as your flea's

Why thank you Ajax. I am sorry for teasing you, of course i will teach you the tongue of my ancestors

Many thanks

DO you not have an enemy that you favor to kill in battle Ajax, learning they language would be better for you maybe?

My favoured foe's are Aberrations, I thoght they didn't have a language of their own

I think, although i may be wrong, but i think they generally speak the tongue of madness, that of the Daelkyr

I'm not sure how to find someone who speaks that, let alone wether I would want to spend time with them even if I did

Perhaps at Morgrave University back in Sharn there will be some professor who can speak the language. There are many opportunities for researching all sorts there, i don't know if you'd have to pay to learn, it is most likely that he would ask for something in return. There are a lot of expeditions to Xen'drik that are funded by the university and exploration seems to be a common currency, but i'm rambling now......