tuxgeo
Adventurer
As Eddicus Deane strolls calmly toward Gundren's office, he sees the back ends of the packs and the heels of three of Gundren's other employees disappearing through the front doorway of the office as they go inside. Eddicus hurries slightly, but no more than that: he doesn't push himself at all. (It's still "morning," after all. . . .)
"Good Morning," he offers as he reaches the door. "I see we're meant to go inside."
"I thought I'd swing by the bookseller's on the way, but that's not open yet," he offers by way of running commentary. "Looks as though some people are extending a long tenday-end."
Eddicus does not remove his backpack because his short bow is still strapped to it: he would want to unstrap the bow again before setting down the pack.
[OOC: Eddicus Deane is speaking in Green -- because that rhymes.]
"Good Morning," he offers as he reaches the door. "I see we're meant to go inside."
"I thought I'd swing by the bookseller's on the way, but that's not open yet," he offers by way of running commentary. "Looks as though some people are extending a long tenday-end."
Eddicus does not remove his backpack because his short bow is still strapped to it: he would want to unstrap the bow again before setting down the pack.
[OOC: Eddicus Deane is speaking in Green -- because that rhymes.]