Friadoc
Explorer
Depends. Define "feeling better."
I'm sorry, IG, but you were suppose to asks Leif, "Baby, why do you make me hit you? You know how it hurts me to do that to you, right?"
Depends. Define "feeling better."
I'm going to throw everything I know out, not sure precisely what would specifically appeal to Talashia, but here we go:
* The inn stuff is probably only of real import to Shai, but an innkeeper and his daughter (as well as the underworld person to whom they owed a debt) have all disappeared, partially because Shai and the original party failed to return in time (at least, that's how Shai sees it). I think that's about all the detail Talashia knows on that score.
* White Plume seems to be the 'next runner up' in underworlding after the original guy disappeared (and he was the last person who 'had' the daughter), so he's connected in a circumstantial way to that plot. He's also attached to the drawing and quartering of a former party member, and Scotley's character was abused by him as a part of the underground fighting.
* The Chaos beasts seem to be the result of something going Horribly Wrong at the alchemist's lab. We also know there was something that looked like a room decorated by bodies back at that lab, which we boarded up and hoped for the best on.
* Our visit to the magistrate revealed that he was also connected to White Plume, but more importantly that he was doing Something Underground. It doesn't look like it's directly connected to the Chaos Beasts, but we don't know.
I think we've really just been trying to provide the proof to him that they exist, since I think we were trying to 'hand off' the Chaos Beast problem. Depending on if we survive this, we may finally have that proof?
Shai still wants to absolve himself by finding the innkeeper and his daughter (or proof that they've been goo'd by the beasts), but he's probably the only one. And I think I've established character-wise that he tends to lend authority to stronger personalities. So it probably wouldn't take much for Talashia to convince him that the innkeeper and the daughter can't possibly have survived, etc.
Not sure if any of that helps, but it's what I know of, at least for now.
jason