Serina Kintara was primarily cautious as she made her way along the steadily rising path, a ledge in the mountains that bordered Felwood and Winterspring that switched back as it rose to take an adventurer straight to the furbolg camp of Timbermaw Hold. The furbolgs were known to let adventurers through but only after those adventurers had gained good standing with them, something that placed quite a limitation on the ability to access the frozen valley. Some slaughtered their way through the hulking humanoid beasts but Serina was neither strong enough nor willing to resort to such a means of making it to her destination. She was nightelf, taller than all but the draenei and born with magenta skin and vibrant blue-green hair that she wore loosely down her back. As a rogue she was clad in relatively practical leathers that clung to her form a little bit leaving very few of her curves to the imagination. Ordinarily her chosen path as a thief and assassin would have her with no qualms of murder but her culture had instilled a deep respect for life within her and so she killed only when she needed to.
She was stealthy in any case, something she hoped to use to make it through the tunnel without too much difficulty from the patrolling furbolgs. All she would need to do was get past the guard at the front entrance and her sneaking would hopefully be enough to take her to the other end of the tunnel. Of course the trick in this case would be getting past the guard first, she had tried to sneak up on him once but with his back to the wall he'd had no trouble spotting her and left no room for her to get around behind him. This time she approached without stealth or guile in her posture, feigning cheerfulness and levity as she drew in sight of the cavern mouth and it's guardian. "Hail friend! She called out. "May I pass?"
She was stealthy in any case, something she hoped to use to make it through the tunnel without too much difficulty from the patrolling furbolgs. All she would need to do was get past the guard at the front entrance and her sneaking would hopefully be enough to take her to the other end of the tunnel. Of course the trick in this case would be getting past the guard first, she had tried to sneak up on him once but with his back to the wall he'd had no trouble spotting her and left no room for her to get around behind him. This time she approached without stealth or guile in her posture, feigning cheerfulness and levity as she drew in sight of the cavern mouth and it's guardian. "Hail friend! She called out. "May I pass?"