Dragoncrest Cliffs ares

Eljay felt rather endeared at how Blixen tried to make herself as fierce as possible. She wasn't very fierce yet, but he was sure she would do well and would become a good warrior if she kept this up. Once she'd grow into her body more all of this training would come in handy and she would be intimidating as hell, surely. Eljay meanwhile wasn't as intimidating as he could, though he wanted to, but he knew he just wasn't that convincing.

He didn't understand the words she said — though thought the 'hod op' was just a 'hold up', which seemed a bit too polite for a trespasser — though tried to play along with the game as best he could. It was hard not to fall out of character. She called him a jaka and said that he shouldn't take another step, and then he took one more step while he said, "I don't have to listen to a..." He wanted to say 'baby' but it seemed so unkind. "... punk like yourself." Though he still didn't sound very threatening, but he knew he should at least try to insist he would pass over the borders because it wouldn't be a lot of practise if he'd turn and run at the very first sign of opposition.