Veloca looked up with surprise at Caleb's question; it had come from out of nowhere, and yet, at the same time, she had the sneaking suspicion that it was also coming from something deep inside of him as well. It was a good question, one that really made her search for a good answer. It certainly wouldn't be the Nord, William. She had been in enough combat with him to last her for a good long while and he wasn't worth any more of her time or effort.
Would it be her father, the man who had beaten her all her life and given her the scars lining the side of her face? She softly placed a hand on her cheek at the thought, anger smoldering and building up inside of her. Would it be her mother, the woman who had birthed her but was too busy selling her body to be of any help at home? Veloca turned her head up to Caleb, who seemed he was still contemplating something himself. "I don't know. I've got a few ideas. But I'm not sure who I would choose." She didn't ask him who he was thinking about. For some reason, that seemed like something too personal to ask him, and she wasn't sure if she felt comfortable doing that yet.
A moment later, she saw the Redguard man from the Fight Club meeting approach their table, saying "Y'know, it's people like that who give a bad representation of certain groups. Trust me, not all Redguard guys are like that." He smiled slightly at Veloca as he finished his statement, and she nodded at him with a small smile on her own face.
She was about to introduce herself to the Redguard when she heard a series of crashes coming from the front of the bar. Veloca stood up and craned her neck, thinking that she had caught a glimpse of someone she knew in the fight. Sure enough, Crow was helping Savile fend off a couple of Khajiit, who looked armed, dangerous, and worst of all, incredibly angry. A fierce look of determination immediately covered her face; any cloudiness in her eyes from the alcohol had disappeared completely. Her hands flew to the daggers on her belt, and as she grasped one in each hand, she lunged toward one of the Khajiit holding a dagger not much larger than hers.
The Khajiit saw her in time to barely get a defensive move up, but Veloca rebounded with an underhanded swing that caught the underside of his jaw. She was moving with velocity fueled by alcohol and anger, a deadly combination for anyone, and even more so for the unfortunate soul caught at the ends of her blades. As the Khajiit howled in pain, he growled at her and flung the dagger down, slashing at her with extended claws. She nimbly avoided the blows, her feet lightly dancing around as she adjusted her position depending on where his next swing was coming from. Every few attempts, Veloca would flick her blades at the Khajiit, sometimes making contact, other times barely missing.
Soon the Khajiit's arms were covered in gashes and cuts from Veloca's blade, and she finally decided to finish the cat off. As he stumbled forward after a hasty slash at her face, Veloca twisted her hands so that her blades were now facing the opposite direction, and she slammed them into the base of the Khajiit's skull. His eyes rolled into the back of his head as he fell to the floor, unconscious and sure to be feeling a pounding headache whenever he regained consciousness.
As she stood up, Veloca saw a Khajiit leap on to someone out of the corner of her eye. Whirling around, she saw Caleb on the ground, his face being slashed as he yelled out in pain. Whirling her knives around once again, Veloca kicked at the Khajiit, hoping to get it to roll off Caleb. Instead, it reacted by rolling and immediately leaping to its feet, swiping its claws at her before she could block them. She staggered backwards, her face and the area just above her elbow where both burning now where the claws had left gashes in her skin. Gritting her teeth, Veloca leaped at the Khajiit, going head on instead of dodging most of his attacks, which, thankfully for her, were fewer than she'd expected. She took a few more cuts and swings at the Khajiit before she finally swept his feet from beneath him and caused him to crack his head on the floor. Just like his fellow companions, the last Khajiit lay on the ground, knocked out and a bit bloodied.
After breathing heavily for a few seconds, Veloca sheathed her daggers and walked over to Caleb, kneeling down next to him. He had cuts on his face as well as several deeper gashes on his arms, which were still bleeding profusely. Looking up, she spotted Crow and Savile, who looked like he had sustained some internal injuries. Helping Caleb into a sitting position, Veloca looked around and saw the Redguard man still standing at their table. Smiling slightly, she said to him, "We're one crazy group, if you couldn't tell."