Still not owning WoW
As it turned out, Sen'jin didn't have anything challenging for the group. "Yah," one of the locals told them, "just a few days ago some orcs came through and took care of tings. We got nuthin."
Discouraged, Zaszi was ready to head back to Orgrimmar, "Maybe we're just meant to be barmaids," she ventured as they rested by the ocean.
"No way!" Neldi sat up straight, giving her friend a wide eyed look, "I like men and all, but a girl can only take so much!"
Auka looked disgusted with herself, "As much as I hate to say it, I agree with Neldi. I won't return to the tavern. I mean," she drew a few symbols in the sand, "We haven't really been challenged yet to even see how good we are."
"'Sides," Neldi added, "I'm pretty good with this thing, for all its the first weapon I ever tried to swing. Well," she corrected herself with a smirk, "I am a fair hand with a sword-"
"Oh stop Neldi," Auka grimaced, "Aside from that little sexual innuendo, you may have a point. I've always felt in tune to the Earthmother- I just thought every Tauren was like that till we started this. And Neldi can hold her own against trainees. And you-"
"You made that pumpkin explode on Hallows End, didn't you?" Neldi interrupted, nudging Zaszi, "And you can call lightening already, and heal me a bit, and you made that totem that stopped the demon thingies."
"That's all just basics though," Zaszi pressed, "Plenty of people can do these things- maybe we aren't good enough to really adventure."
The three were silent, listening to the waves of the ocean. In the distance, they heard a seagull cry, and the chanting of the Darkspear trolls. Night was falling- the stars began to flicker back into existence, and the sky was darkening at an ever increasing rate.
"I don't want to go back," Neldi finally said, "but I don't think that Auka and I can do this without you Zaszi."
"Have some faith," the Tauren smiled, "The least we can do is give it another few days."
The troll sighed, "Alright. If that's what you two want to do, then I guess we can keep trying."