Scion of the Twin Dragons, and the Den of Skulls

"You Idiot! You didn't steer Lynn the wrong way did you?!" shouted Yss, the spirit of the white dragon, making me grasp my head as the voice jarred me, leaving me with a headache as Kols, the spirit of the Black Dragon, laughed in an equally jarring voice, which to neither I've developed a resistance, giving me a throbbing headache, in a forest that looked like it was ripped straight from a horror film. "Will the both of you silence yourselves? There's a town up ahead, and I don't want to look like a fool, OK?" I hurried to the town, only to find an empty village within the decrepit forest. "Hahahahahaha! You told us to be quiet when there's no one here!"  Kols laughed loudly, making me grasp my head, in pain, groaning in pain and stumbling, taking me out of town, and underneath a tree. Beside me, a locked crypt, made of a nigh on polished stone. I sighed and said unto Yss: "Please don't try to take my body, alright? I don't need that head ache as well." I then breathed in as Yss grudgingly accepted what I said, and white flame bursts over the left half of my body, and I set my hand over the lock, and melted it with ease, making the metal burst like a small thermo-technic grenade. I then forced the door in, and jumped down into the sepulchre. Everything looked too clean, almost as though someone lived here, but was trying to hide. I shook my head, and shouted: "Anyone here? This place seems like someone was here. Show yourself."
 then waited for something or someone to respond in kind.

Silence was all she could hear in the area as her pet, the "dragon" Azazel hunted through the area a loud sigh escaping her lips as she waited for it to finish. Yet as she waited she began to hear voices in the nearby village and they seemed of multiple people but she could only smell one of them. Keeping sharp eye on the presence she would feel them slowly approach the crypt which housed the guilds hall causing her to let out another sigh. With speed she would make short work of the distance to the hall before noticing the state the lock itself was in causing an intrigued eyebrow to rise.

Looking inside the crypt she noticed a female standing inside seeming to call out for people, perhaps she had noted the obvious upkeep of the place. Taking a quick step she would walk in speaking softly, "Pardon me but are you perhaps lost? Or rather are you here for other reasons?" She could tell the lady was a mage from her obvious signature but what threw her off was the lack of others in the area... She knew she heard more. Speaking again as she walked closer her heels clicking on the ground she would speak with more power, "Are you perhaps here for a reason such as joining a Guild?" She could not rule out that this woman may be here for such a thing but as it was she had no reason to trust them, perhaps this would help her learn more details or at the very least stall for Azazel to finish hunting.

Having returned from a series of jobs and encounters Mitsuki headed back towards the crypt the guild was using as a guild hall. Alone she made her way through the village until the too familiar than she would like crypt came in sight. Even now it was very difficult for Mitsuki to think of it as her home. Still it wasn't like she had another place to call home so it was better than nothing. However someone she didn't know was making her way towards the building. As she wanted to think she could suddenly feel her body move towards the crypt on it's own. There was no Mistake. Lir had taken over and Mitsuki was both curious and afraid of that fact alone at the same time. All she got was a 'Oh nothing, just sit back and watch!' More she wouldn't get from the demon that took over her body.

She could hear the shouting from someone inside as she was nearly there. There seemed to be more strangers inside as there were multiple voices she didn't recognize. Lir looked at the lock and noticed it was melted. Well someone was going to pay for a new lock, and it certainly wasn't going to be her! Without pasuing for more than a second Lir entered the room and joined the conversation without a second thought.

"Please tell! Don't worry, we don't bite... hard." She added playfully to Sayrn's questions. Mitsuki wasn't sure what Lir would do if the answers weren't as she liked but Mitsuki imagined they won't be pretty. Lir had been rather inactive for a while, maybe she finally got bored and decided to create some distraction? Or maybe she just got too exited at this particular possible new member for some reason? Mitsuki herself could only guess what got Lir so fired up so suddenly without warning.

"Aye, I'm here to join a guild, but Kols here has gotten me lost for a few days." I turn and point at Kols, who has himself set beside me in open space, but then I realized he was invisible to all except me. "Except, of course, you cannot one of two see him. Sorry, Kols is one of two powerful spirits that give me my magic powers. He, however, cannot be seen by other people. Which makes me seem mad. Yss is the other of the two, and he's less annoying by far, but has very little sense of direction. Just like me in that regard." I nervously tugged at the bottom edge of my jacket, writhing internally at the embarrassment I felt from forgetting that no one else can see Kols. Unfortunately, Kols, like the jerk he is, took over the right hand side of my body, and made me speak in a deepened voice, moving my mouth disjointedly, almost one would with a puppet, and said: "Greetings little gnats, I'm Kols, the Spirit, and Dragon, of the Flames of Udun. This little one is mine, my puppet, my charge, and my little soldier. Take care of her, will you?" and with that, and a disembodied laughed, left my body in a rather rude manner. Yss took the side Kols stole from him back, and spoke in much the same fashion, but with a lightened, almost whimsical and aloof voice: "Halt, cretin. You stole from me my power. Apologies, mortals. Kols is a rather annoying dragon, even I say so. I am Yss, White Flame Dragon, and Guardian Dragon Spirit of this little one, from the age of a fifth of your years. Take care of her, if you can. Also, be warned, this little one is rather combustible. With our power, her body combusts with ease." with that, Yss faded from my body, leaving me in full control. I turned, embarrassed even further. "As you guys can tell, those two are vastly different, with no sense of propriety. If you would still have me after that display, I'd be happy to join you.?

Her eyes drifted behind her listening to the, "addition" that the other member of Savage Skull had made but she was in need of information and would hope to get it. Listening to what the woman had to say she would feel only surprise at the pitch and tonal shifts of the voice, causing an "ah ha!" Moment in her mind. Walking forwards a bit more she would chuckle, "Explains why I could not sense more than one mage in the immediate area." Her voice held nonmalice in it as she spoke but her crimson eyes were now solely focused on the girl. With a movement she would let out a soft whistle and turn her attention to the door the sight of rustling trees catching her attention. With Azazel on tye way her full attention returned to the curiosity, "Well you have answered on of my questions I suppose but now lets get more specific, we now know your dragon spirits names of Kol and Yss but what of your own? I doubt you wish us to call you little one or the other three that Kol named you." Speaking in a matter of fact tone she would conjure a seat for herself sitting on a pillar of solid venom for her further questions.

The ground shook slightly but she payed it no mind as she knew Azazel was on the way anyways, "My other question is in two parts one is exactly WHAT guild you think you wish to join since you have not specified and what makes you think you are worthy enough to enter?" She needed to be sure this woman was here for Savage Skull anything else and she would at the very least mot have to let Azazel go hunting for a while to feed them. Her attention would remain on the woman before her attention would turn to the other member of Savage Skull almost a confirmation in look to see if they understood the intentions of her questioning.

'Wow... Never thought I'd see someone like this so soon. Someone even more pathetic then you are. At least you didn't get possessed by two beings.' Lir's thoughts lingered through Mitsuki's mind. Of course Lir didn't say that out loud. Instead she said something a little more tactful, but still somewhat daring.

"My, as long as those dragon's don't mind sharing, I won't mind either." Lir said with a wry smile as she slowly approached the potential member after closing the door behind her. Mitsuki could only watch as Lir approached the girl and tried to place Mitsuki's hand on the girl's shoulder.

"But... this is hardly the place for such a conversation. Let's head some more inside. You can tell us while we head there." Lir said kindly, as she found the other guild members questions to be pointless. If this girl was a spy, then it was better to take her inside, so they could kill her there. Easier to clean up and they would be more numerous. If not then the caution was wasted on her. Secondly most spies won't simply say they're one. They'd probably secured a good story before coming here, so their questions won't work on them either. As for worth, even if she didn't have any useful qualities, Lir was certain they'd be able to find something for her to do. She already knew there was a guild here, they couldn't just let her go anyway.

After being barraged by a hail of questions, my head spun, as I was still woozy from dealing with Yss' and Kols' tactics of being a right pain in the butt. First I turned to the white haired lady, and answered her questions, ticked off at the nigh-oblivious nature of the question. "I'm here to join the Savage Skulls. Kols, while a pain in the butt, told me this is a guild that can help me find my sister, so long as I didn't mind the alignment. Which I don't. Worthiness? Well, that'll be up to you, I guess. Also, I forgot to give y'all my own name didn't I? I'm Lynn Delia Rau. While it is a pleasure to meet you, I'm a bit woozy, when those two take over my body consecutively, it leaves me exhausted, and ignited. I'm just glad the other side of my body isn't ignited from that little show." With that, I turned and followed the other person in the room, as they said that we should.