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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 3969374" data-attributes="member: 11520">The table is bare except for a few tulips in a plain robin's egg blue vase and a simple white cloth. The dwarf nods and then addresses Giuseppe. "I'm sorry lad, but I've some things to say that I can't bare to share with any more than I have to. I hope you'll forgive me." He hands the younger man a sandwich wrapped in a piece of linen, a large cookie and a chilled bottle of ale. "At least I have a little something for you. Never let it be said that Clan MacKay was unhospitable." After Giuseppe moves out of earshot, the dwarf pulls a couple of small plates and bundles of silverware wrapped in napkins out. He sets out small cups and ladles a strong spicy tea from a warm stone crock and sets out milk and honey. "Captain, thank you for joining me for tea. I'm sorry for the unusual location. I married off a granddaughter here a few years ago and fell in love with the place. I like to come and relax in the shade and smell the flowers and feed the birds. A strange pursuit for an old warrior I know, but people expect someone my age to be eccentric, so no one complains. The Berkshires and good people and they set me up with a table and a basket when I ask. I have to bring my own tea though, they pass off some flowery bilgewater as tea. Good dwarf tea steeped in a stone crock is the only way to go." He passes you a cup. He then takes out the yard long loaf of bread and a knife. "Would you be so kind as to slice the bread while I unpack the rest of the sandwich fillings?"</blockquote>

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