(ok, so I chose to go in the same city as FAX. I didn't want the original party to be completely split up

It's more fun when the different players interact)
AveyarAveyar stood on a rooftop, looking down over the city. He'd heard of this place, they were almost legendary for their hatred of Faeleens. That suited him just fine, as he was angry at humans in general. If they attack him, they won't live. The presence inside him, the one that had been making him so out of control lately, also seemed to have great power. He didn't understand what was going on, but it was like that power was slowly leaking into Aveyar.
Aveyar was hoping the Faeleen girl was here, he didn't want to loose her.
What happened back there? Aveyar could hardly remember it. He heard a voice...but everything went fuzzy after that. Just what was that voice? He'd felt something powerful, too...but what was it.
Aveyar continued to scan the crowd, looking for any sign of the girl. Picking out a Faeleen shouldn't be hard. No other race had jet black skin, a long spiked tail, and skeletal wings. And very few humans were anywhere near as tall as Faeleens. He didn't find her, but something he saw startled him. He saw the woman he'd been traveling with before, the woman that shape shifting monster had been impersonating. Finding the Faeleen girl would have to wait, he needed her if his cause was ever to succeed.
Aveyar tailed her stealthily, jumping from roof to roof. He'd done this before, when he'd had to assassinate military leaders. People didn't hire him, unless the job were too dangerous, or dirty, for regular mercenaries. He couldn't count how many times he'd had to sneak through sewers. He didn't mind the smell so much, it was just the thought of what might be in the sewage. But those jobs payed well, so he took them anyways. Because of these round about sneaking jobs, tailing someone by rooftop in a crowded city was easy.
He watched as she went into an inn. Aveyar cursed, there was no way he could make it in the front door. He scanned the building, hoping to see a window entrance. All the windows were barred, no getting in that way. Then he saw it, a storm drain. He sighed, not as bad as a sewer, at least. Aveyar climbed down the side of the building, and crawled into the stormdrain. It came out into the kitchen, and thankfully no one was in sight. He saw the woman go upstairs, and he followed. He waited outside the room she entered for a few minutes, then opened the door quietly, and stepped in, locking it behind him. He walked over to her, and placed a dagger softly against her throat.
QuoteDon't scream. I just had to make sure you didn't run away this time.