They were dying.
It wasn't a matter up for questioning. No, it was just a fact.
It was ironic, really, the aspect of life dying next to the one who called himself death. Ironic in a twisted, yet poetic, way. Her bright red, glowing eyes slid to whom she now considered companion. He was perhaps even more worse off than she, his dark scales rising higher and higher as he bloated with every breath. The armor that had been keeping him together was scattered across the cavern.
"I'll kill you, bitch. Just... you wait..." She snorted, flicking her now stump of a tail.
"Go ahead. I'd appreciate it, really." His rasping, desperate breaths slowed a
"Oy, yer one 'o them pandaren, ain't cha? What'dya think yer doin' in this fine establishment, eh?" His muzzle creased into a frown at the brown-haired dwarf maiden standing on top of the bar, staring directly into his black eyes with her blue ones. She didn't look particularly happy to see him there, and with the other bar patrons looking curiously at him, he was beginning to think that finding a decent drink without ridicule would be impossible.
"My name is Nianzu, miss. And I only seek shelter from the colds of Dun Morogh and a drink, if I may have one. I have gold, silver... whatever you price your goods." Her frown only deepened.
"You