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"My skills?" Akala reiterated, sounding less sure of herself than she had before. "Well I'm a trained martial artist, I speak four languages, I'm decent at stealth and acrobatics, and I'm a pretty good crwth player." Then she stopped for a moment. "Hang on a sec, you said 'also', does that mean...

Akala gave a short bow back to Argus. "I should have plenty of time once this matter's been settled, so I'll be sure to remember to come talk to you then." She then approached Orvar. "Hey there," she greeted him. "That's a pretty incredible ability you've got."

"Don't worry, we got this," Akala says as she takes one of the potions. "I got everything I need, so I'm prepared to leave anytime. When and where do we gather before departing?"

"That's a fair point, Mr. Faye. I'm sure Orvar's abilities could come in handy," Akala agrees.

"Excuse me for not having caught your name, but maybe the paladin lady is best suited for this kinda adventure," Akala suggested while gesturing toward Melinda.

"Hmm... Could it be that the guards of the tower are putting something in the water that's making the fish change?" Akala pondered. "It seems like we've got our objective and our first lead. Is there anything else, sir?"

"Nature itself is on the line, Mr. Faye," Akala said with a serious and somewhat stern expression. "Your integrity doesn't take priority here."

"Come on, we're not here to talk about parcel deliveries," Akala interjected. "I wanna get the info I need so I can get to work on solving this problem!"

"Fair enough," Akala responds with a nod. From her location she then looks around the room for alternative exit routes in case something would happen and they couldn't use the front door. (Perception check: 20)

"My name's Akala Maka," Akala says, showing her confusion over the two identical looking gentlemen. "I've come here from a faraway land, and I fear that the issue that's rooted here may threaten not just this world, but others as well. My only allegiance is to nature, so I can't turn a blind eye...

Akala stays in the doorway a little longer than the others, gazing in awe at the spacious hall in front of her. (Perception check: 15)

(I imagined we stopped when we encountered Kiitani, but I'm cool with making it so we keep moving toward the village leader's place.)

"Mr. Faye did not greet me the way he greeted you, though I'm starting to see why he met you with that aggression..." Akala replied to Kiitani in Elven before switching to Common. "We're going to see the village leader about the fish issue right now. Feel free to tag along. As a hunter you must...

Noticing the collision of the two men, Akala distanced herself from them by a couple of steps. "Calm down, Mr. Faye. I don't think he bumped into you on purpose. Are you both alright?"

Akala, still being quite unused to this plane, had no reason to think the woman odd. "Hi there, we're- or at least I am looking for the village leader since I'd like to sign up to assist with the fish issue," she explained. "Would you happen to know where the leader is at the moment?"

"Ah, that looks about right!" Akala noted. "That over there should be the village leader's residence. I was told he spends a lot of time at home, but if I didn't find him there he would likely be at the temple. Let's try the temple first, since it's closer!"

"Nice meeting you, Arthur Faye," Akala replies. "That's a funny family name you've got. I'm Akala Maka. Just got here for my first time. I wanna try to help out with the fish problem this village seems to be facing."

Akala slows down her pace when she spots the out of place looking man. She suspected he may have also recently arrived here. "Quite the stench, huh?" she calls to him, wearing her worried expression quite clearly. "Did you also come here to lend a hand in solving this?"

After having picked up and read the poster she found at her feet, Akala enters the village and leaves the poster on a bench she passes by. The vibe in the village felt awfully strange, which worried Akala a great deal. Wanting to deal with the problem as soon as possible, she started searching...