'The first sounds like a Nekomata,' Cassandra says, 'They aren't as physically strong as Werecats, but they make up for it with high magical power. A man described the other as looking more animal than human, as though a cat grew more humanoid instead of the other way around, and dressed itself in the basics of royal garb.
A woman described one of them as being like a Werecat, but smaller with two tails instead of one. The party made their way to the western end of town, asking for descriptions of the monster girls from those repeatedly attacked by them. Apparently two mamono were working together to attack the western end of the town each night, both feline in nature. It didn't take long to find a quest signed to be for a party of three or more.
'They've always got quests somewhere,' Oliver said, 'Even if there aren't any on the boards. 'I don't think any of us will be bothered by not having any guild name,' Carver said, 'So how's about we try a quest to see how we do?' 'That makes sense to me, but what quest?' Gabrielle asked curiously.
'Yes, it seems we're all up to the tasks of a traveling party,' Cassandra said, the others agreeing to this. Afterwards he showed the speed of his attacks with his daggers and sword shorts, the accuracy he had with his bow, and the strength of his hand-axe. Oliver couldn't exactly display stealth, though his quickness and ability to misdirect was shown by him having all three of the others main weapons in his hand when he walked forward, none of them noticing until he held them back out for them. She's surprisingly cute for someone cast as unapologetically evil. The Land Of Solitude is the lair of the Spider Empress and her spider girls. 'It isn't much, but you'll be glad for it when a spirit attacks.' She said politely.
Weak though it was, hers was the only magic any of them could produce, making even her simpler spells and techniques all the more impressive to the other three watching her. She showed off her rune and glyphic magic, and the showier spells of holy light and mana bolt-her single combat spell. Hers were trickier to display, as her spells required the presence of a spirit. 'I confess I've always had trouble with fire chi,' She said, 'I can occasionally set the ends of my staff alight, even throw fireballs from it, but only when I've had time to concentrate, which I doubt I'll have in the heat of battle.' Oliver snorted at her unintentional pun as Gabrielle stepped forward to show her talents. Cassandra showed off her speed, agility, strength, and elemental attacks, striking the ground with earth chi to cause a shockwave, creating a gale of wind with air chi, and moving the water of a nearby puddle around her staff with water chi.
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