Random Bystander

Camelia was surrounded. She grinned. "If you leave me alone, I'll leave you alone." One of the soldiers charged her, and she sidestepped. She then soulcast the man into glass. "Who's next?" More and more soldiers charged her, and she either attacked with her rapier, seriously injuring the soldiers, or soulcasting them into different materials. She worked her way to the door, fighting efficiently.

"CHARGE!!!" she pulled out her rapier, and held it in her right hand. She had her soulcaster in her left hand, and made some of the enemy soldiers burst into flame when they tried to kill her.

Camelia ran toward where she assumed the action was going to be, grinning. "Onward!"

BOOM! The bombs exploded. "That was soooo satisfying!"

"Okay people! I'm DONE waiting. 3...2...1..." She lit the match, and then the fuse. "Yay!" She scrambled into the trench.

"Oh! I almost forgot!" She put earplugs into her ears.

STOP! I WANT TO TALK ABOUT CHEESE! Does anyone get the reference? No? Only me? Okay then.

"Okay!" She carefully went over to the gate, and stealthily placed the bombs. She then prepared to light a match. "Whenever you're ready."

"So, where would you like me to place the explosives?" she said eagerly.

"Yay!" She prepared the bombs, and put earplugs in her ears. She got a fuse ready, and hid behind the box. "Ready when you are!" she said, an unlit match in her hand.

"So, what now?"

Camelia grinned, and climbed out of the box with her soulcaster in her hand and her bag over her shoulder.

"No, but I can soulcast the arrows into water or something like that." She said it a bit smugly. "I have some awesome tools from different worlds." She grinned. "I am not leaving last. I don't have to leave first, but I'm not leaving last."

"Hey!" She complained. "I started learning to fight when I was 5." She looked annoyed. "I'm a really good fighter."

"Yup!" Her eyes sparkled. "Are you saying I'll be able to use them?" She said, excited.

Camelia grabbed her rapier, and sheathed it at her side. Who knew if she'd run out of bullets or not. It was always better to use the rapier if possible so she wouldn't run out of bullets before she could get more from Scadrial. She put her gun in the holster at her waist, and grinned. "I'll go when you guys tell me to go." she said cheerfully.

"It makes me feel sick." Lilliana said, feeling disgusted. She sighed. "Well, I think that covers everything that we needed to tell you about. We can leave now, if no one else has anything to add, and if you don't have any more questions." Wayne grinned. "I have a question. Can I trade for your hat?" Her hand went to the baseball cap she was wearing. "No. It is mine, and I can't get another one. So no." Wax thought for a moment. "Where exactly are you all from?" "Earth." Lilliana said immediately. "I already told you that, actually. You must not have been paying attention. It's another world, probably another universe too, but we don't know that for certain. We don't actually know how we got here, so don't ask." She paused. "Actually, there are lots of things we don't know. For example, we aren't completely sure how we can speak the correct language. We don't know if our world is secretly a shardworld, which I think it might be due to the circumstances. We don't know how to get home, and I'm not even sure if we know where the nearest perpendicularity is."

A lady opens the door. "Can I help you?"

Nala went to an alley close to where 'the Mayor' aka Lander had told her to wait. She sat down, and took a nap while she waited.

The man shut the gate behind them.

The man shrugged. "You don't have any weapons, do you? If you don't then come on in." The man opened the gate.