The light form the multi-colored lanterns shone in Raine's drink as he walked through the elven party. The moonlight gave most of the light, but was accompanied by the lanterns, which were magical, made to last an entire week. He swayed through the masses of people; he felt like he was floating, the music engulfing him. He found an empty table and sat, not knowing anyone here, but still he never felt happier. An elven party is a party not to be missed.

Kari Firestone made her way through the crowd of dancing and singing elves and ordered a drink at a small stand. After that, she bought a piece of cake and sat down a table where only a man sat.
'Oh, I hope you don't mind me sitting here,' she said nervously. 'There's no other empty place left and I've danced for so long, I'm exhausted!'
She took a nip of her drink and a bite off her cake and waited the man to answer.

Renate sat down next to Kari. 'Raine doesn't feel like talking, I believe. He never does. I've tried to talk to him a few times, but he seems to ignore me,' Renate remarked.

Kari frowned her brow. 'Oh?'

'You're one of those girls who believe in the good of everyone, aren't you? I'm not. I'm realistic and I know you won't be friends with him. He is a loner, I believe.'

Kari watched the man for a moment. 'Oh. Well I am too, a bit! Perhaps he'll care for an interesting conversation with me!'

'He is still just sitting there. I don't understand. He can hear us talking about him, and he doesn't even respond. He's a strange fellow,' she said, frowning. 'Maybe he's shy,' Renate guessed.

Kari couldn't help herself and started laughing heartily.

'I find that hard to believe, as well,' Renate said with a serious expression. 'Why don't we leave this party? It's boring here! We could go on an adventure. I could take you with me on my ship. We could go treasure-huning. How about that?'

Kari nodded. 'Okay! Sounds great to me! Where are we headed, captain?'
She laughed and followed Renate into the woods.

'Well, we should go to the port first and visit the tavern. We need to hire a crew,' Renate said. 'Then we go to the ship and set sail.' They walked through the forest and headed in a different direction this time. They soon arrived at the port. It was crowded. Many people were working on their ship and visiting the tavern. Renate and Kari entered the tavern. It was loud and filled with drunk men, who were singing at the top of their voice.
Renate addressed the waiter.
'I'd like to hire 20 men for my ship. I set sail today,' she said. The waiter nodded in understanding. 'Very well. I have a list right here. Visit the market. There are many men looking for work there,' the boy said and gave Renate a list with the names of slaves available at the market. Renate thanked the boy for his co-operation and they left for the market.
They were selling slaves when they arrived. Some were treated terribly, but Renate was a good person. She was good to her crew. She talked to the master of slaves and told him she needed 20 men for her crew. She paid him 80 gold and the men followed them to Renate her ship.
They arrived at the ship and the men started working immediately. 'We are ready for departure,' one of the handsome slaves told Renate. He was young and brave. He was an orphan and had to work to survive. Renate and Kari felt sorry for him and gave him some extra food when the other workers weren't paying attention.

-Onikage was walking through the Norwood Forest. As he got deeper into the forest he began hearing music, faintly at first then louder the deeper he went. Finialy he stopped and shook his head and was about to scream to shut the music up. But he noticed that some trees around him, weren't trees. And above him were serveral houses. He smiled evily.- "An Elven village. And there having a party too..." He quickly leaps up and grabs onto a branch and proceeds to climb up to a small Elven home.

Apon reaching it he looks through the open window and sees it's deserted. He quickly climbs in and looks around for soem valubles. He quickly runs through the house and gathers whatever shows value to him. And before leaving he goes over his finds: One small sword, a short bow, some rope, a large hook, some gold peices, and some arrows for the bow. Onikage smiles evily and leaps down, hoping on branches till he reaches the ground. When he lands he runs off into the night.