Pathfinder 1E Scotley's and Leif's Constables of the 14th Ward - Main Action Thread [3.5E D&D] [IC 04]

Rhun · Oct 17, 2011

"So, how do we find this spirit before it kills again?"

Leif · Oct 18, 2011

In the Office of the Magistrate of the 14th Ward

Iggy pipes up, "Well, nae, ye know what the rotter be's a-lookin' fer, sae why dunye get wit Ol' Felderman and 'ave 'im dress the lot o' ye up like hoors so's ye can just prance around Clayfields until 'e finds you?"

The Patriarch is positively aghast.

Helfdan · Oct 18, 2011

Alarion raises an eyebrow in obvious disapproval of the magistrate's words.

Rhun · Oct 20, 2011

"I have heard those soft cotton dresses feel nice. It's the whole...air-flow..." Brae smiles. "Of course, since it is looking for religious types as well, I should probably stick with my standard role."

Leif · Oct 21, 2011

In the Office of the Magistrate of the 14th Ward

"Follow yer bliss, Brae, follow yer bliss! Why ye'd make a right fetching hoorish lady priest ye would! Ye might even make so much money that ye'd up'n quit working fer me!" Iggy pants is having entirely too much fun with this.

OOC:

Now if only Brae would quit giving him such golden set-ups.

Rhun · Oct 24, 2011

"Well sir, that really wouldn't take that much money..." Brae smiles to show his jest.

Leif · Oct 25, 2011

In the Office of the Magistrate of the 14th Ward

"Yer still overpaid for the piddlin' amount o' work that ye act'ly find strength to do around here. Now SoulFetter 'ere, 'e earns 'is keep, 'e does!"

Maidhc O Casain · Oct 25, 2011

SoulFetter casts his eyes down sheepishly and blushes slightly at the Magistrate's words.

Lou · Oct 28, 2011

Ederaul Mamier

Speaking as much to the Patriarch as to Alarion, Raul says, "Alarion, I guess we had better get back to work before the Magistrate exchanges our uniforms for skimpy frocks. I doubt a bronze badge would hang well on a skimpy frock." Raul moves to the Patriarch, "We will accompany you back to your quarters and check on security before we continue the search for a local who met an unfortunate end and blames his beloved and some scoundrel for his demise. Perhaps an acolyte can search the records for a death without a proper burial."