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Gazdayn got up, and held his tongue, It was like one of Vile's many, many games, except with a hint of, well, sheogorath

"Ants? Is this the best you can muster? I expected more really." Mirie said, slapping herself in an attempt to shoo away the ants.

Mirie
"Ooo, is that a challenge?" Sheogorath said in an excited tone. "I do love challenges. Epsically those that involve foolish mortals." He said in a low threatening tone. Mirie felt her clothes disappear and she felt something crawling under her skin. And something else crawling under her skin. As well as more things crawling under her skin. Only she saw the things moving under her skin. Everyone else would had just seen Mirie become naked. It seemed that poor Mirie had just foolishly challenged Sheogorath.

"No, I do not challenge you!" Mirie yelled out in pain. She quickly tried to cat an invisibility spell to hide herself.

Mirie
A cat turned invisible

"That is such as shame as i was going to have so much fun. But i should be off. Knowing Haskill, he has gotten into the greenmote again. If any of you mortals are in new sheoth, pop in or pop out. Or die on the way and entertain me for the rest of time." He said to Mirie and the others. "Oh and your clothes are at the bottom of that lake over there." He informed her. He pointed towards the lake to the east of the town. It also housed the other entrance to his isles. He turned into many small winged Sheogoraths and flew away. Her spell failed due to Shegorath. But the sensation stopped when he flew away. She was still naked due to the madgod being in a playful mood now.

Gazdayn looked away, he'd been brought up as a gentleman, and had his principles

Without hesitation, Mirie ran into the lake, insistant on getting her clothes and getting out of sight.

Gazdayn Cast a waterbreathing spell on her before she jumped in

Mirie
The lake was deep. It was very wide and smelt of many wonderful things. It also stank of paranoia. The clothes were at the bottom of the lake. The water was cool and felt like the same water from the pool of water in her room.
Gazdayn
Gazdayn's spell missed Mirie by a mere nanosecond.

Mirie tried swimming to the bottom of the lake to fetch her clothing, all the while having doubts about whether she should have came her or not. Molag Bal would've almost been better than this. At least I would know what to expect with him. she thought as she swam.

Mirie
Mirie was no where near the bottom. The lake turned out to be very deep. Deeper then the sea. But it was also very clear. She couldn't see the bottom yet despite how clear the water was.

How deep is this stupid lake?! Mirie thought as she cast a water breathing spell.

Mirie
Mire was slowly reaching the bottom. She was roughly an eight of the way but if the others were to look into the lake, they would have seen Mirie.

Mirie kept swimming.

Gazdayn turned to the others, and said "Well, this Gatekeeper fellow then?" He stepped up to ovan and hissed in his ear, "Good enough for you? We need to stick with each other if we are to survive this insane journey, but by my ancestors, I'll kill you if you even try to harm me or the altmer"

'Who is this gatekeeper guy? He doesn't sound like a very nice fellow but maybe we could coerce him into opening the gates if we invite him to a spot of tea and scones, what does everyone think?'

"Do gatekeepers like tea and scones, or was it sweetrolls?" Gazdayn mused, humouring gernar

The dunmer turned to the mage "If I do recall, I was never the one to attack the other but rather in defense. I do believe an apology would be appropriate, but I'll much rather have your respect."

The words he spoke didn't even phase him, looking upon the mage with his ever persistent calm pose. He was not lying, it is true he wanted proper respect than unjustified wrongs, even if his suspicion is correct.

"As for the Keeper, he is not so easy of a trial. That said, the madgod made mention of another entrance, though I suspect the risks are far less obvious. I am sure regardless of our path, the madgod would would be sure to test our ignorance of his ways."

Dro'Zah-do looked towards the nearby lake, "Always a good time for a swim, 'suppose," he said to himself as he dove into the water, leaving his spear on the shore.
Washing off the masterpiece painted on him before climbing out, some of the paint clung to leather cuirass in small patches where clumps of sugar had adhered.
He shook himself dry like a wet dog and picked his spear back up, returning to the gathering of random people.

Mirie
Mirie continued swimming towards the bottom but her spell would wear off soon. However if she did make it to the bottom, she would be near the other entrance to the realm.

Dro
The paint did come off and stain the water. The water then eliminated the paint.

"I was talking to the mayor, he said there was another way into the isles at the bottom of the lake." said Raven. "Sounds better than dealing with the gatekeeper even if some of use will need waterbreathing potions."

'It seems to take a while to get to the bottom of the lake, we could all die. I like my idea better, let's go and have lunch with the Gatekeeper, then he is sure to let us in,'

"I can cast spells, and provided the madgod does not intervene, I can keep us all going for a while, and in the meantime, assassin, If we get through here and leave for the better, then you'll have my respect. For now you have your apology, but my threat was genuine" said Gazdayn

'Fine, don't listen to good ol' Gernar. Risk certain death just to get into some stupid isles place. I will come anyway because I kind of want to go there, but that is not my point,'

"I can cast spells too but an enchanted item would be best." said Raven. "Potions are just to be safe.."