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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LadyLaw" data-source="post: 5160456" data-attributes="member: 87417">Azryah looks down on the child and her expression softens a bit."Kiddo, if you want to go to school, then go.  Don't let anyone stop you.  I will deal with the zocaltipapatlaca if I can, but I can't promise that they will cross my path and I have something very important to take care of.  I'll at least try to get word to the headman that they are harassing you like this.  I'm sure there's something he can do because if they are here, then they have to answer to him."She turned her attention back to her group, ignoring the arguing villagers since they can't even be bothered to help themselves by answering her questions.  Adults more interested in arguing than helping themselves weren't her concern right now.  She closed her eyes for a moment and tried to block out the noise, then she turned to Papol and the others."Papol, don't let them fluster you.  They're just looking for someone to blame for their misfortune and inabilty to stand up for themselves.  Our presence doesn't have anything to do with what happened at the farm.  It would still have happened if we didn't come, but Krassus would be dead as well.  We saved a man, we didn't cause the deaths of the others.Now, what are we going to do about our present situation?  We can't just sit here all night, although we will need to rest at some point.  However, the way these villagers are talking make me think here or elsewhere we will be equally safe.  We need those beans.  The library indicates that something spicy may be the key.  We could try to go back for Castofle, the question is will he help.  Given his interest in food in the Astral Sea, he'd probably be delighted to cook for a Lich," she spat the word 'lich' with serious disgust in her voice.  Her tone for the rest of the speech seems normal enough though, "but he'd also probably bombard the thing with questions first and we've already been told that would be bad.  Do we take that risk?  Can anyone think of a better plan?"She took a moment to gather her own thoughts, realizing that she hadn't said much herself lately.  There was so much going on in her head it was all getting muddled and confused."Wherever we rest, I need to pray.  There is so much going on here that my path is being trampled and I need guidance before I can think straight."</blockquote>

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