Veyd Sahvoz

"What would you like me to do?" Said Emily

"Help guide the people to the ship. You and Makor both. I will handle my men and women. Falin... what do you think is most important for you to do?"

Falin nodded. "I can't even begin to comprehend the line of thought behind that choice."

Falin sighed, "I'm better fit as a scout. I'll alert you if anything strange happens."

He places a hand on her shoulder.

"Then don't. Matter of fact, you're tracking skills would help guide the civilians. Take my map." He hands her a map to a secret ship area.

"I have the route memorized."

(( Er... That was at your post BEFORE you said you were a scout. Now I confuse. ))

Falin studied the map and nodded. "Very well."

Lokonikah

(( Er... That was at your post BEFORE you said you were a scout. Now I confuse. ))

(I took too long to post and ended up behind.)

(Same with me xD)

Sauriil sighed, 'We don't have too much space. Or food. I don't know how many families we can support.'

"I estimate we have enough for a small colony of... five families of a mother, father, and up to two children..." He shudders to himself, before nodding to Sauril.

"You know what to do." He then turns to his men, giving the two-hundred Altmer soldiers orders as one-hundred of them move to escort the civilians, while fifty move ahead to secure the ship with the pirates and the last fifty remain behind to move with the Party.

Sauriil sighed, and says in Altmeri. 'Very well, Auri-El be with you.'

Later, he arrives, followed by twently people, five families. 'They will come with us. How much food for the men?'

Falin sighed, studying the city. To think we have to leave so many to die . . .

"We have enough to support an extra twenty soldiers. Originally, it would have been fifty, but my patrols picked up another thirty civilians in the wilderness. Also, they told my soldiers that the Imperials are coming in full force." He turns around to look into the horizon, noting to himself with grim acceptance that the fighting int the distance has stopped, meaning only one thing: They are coming.

"They... also said something else. Something disturbing..." He switches to Altmeris.

<"HE knows about our ship. And he's on his way with his Praetorians.">

A few nearby soldiers' faces paled at the thought that not only were Praetorians coming, but HE was leading them. Praetorians may very well be supersoldiers, with magical enchantments into their muscles and special potions designed to make them like a controled version of Orcish Berserkers. They have the ferocity and brutality of them, but the tactics and intelligence of Imperial Ironclads.

Lokonikah

"We have enough to support an extra twenty soldiers. Originally, it would have been fifty, but my patrols picked up another thirty civilians in the wilderness. Also, they told my soldiers that the Imperials are coming in full force." He turns around to look into the horizon, noting to himself with grim acceptance that the fighting int the distance has stopped, meaning only one thing: They are coming.

"They... also said something else. Something disturbing..." He switches to Altmeris.

<"HE knows about our ship. And he's on his way with his Praetorians.">

A few nearby soldiers' faces paled at the thought that not only were Praetorians coming, but HE was leading them. Praetorians may very well be supersoldiers, with magical enchantments into their muscles and special potions designed to make them like a controled version of Orcish Berserkers. They have the ferocity and brutality of them, but the tactics and intelligence of Imperial Ironclads.

(Do I control the Orcs?)

<'Not good. Wait! I can teleport people to my home in Akavir! As many as possible, but I don't have any food. I don't eat.'>