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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Uriel" data-source="post: 1342439" data-attributes="member: 8222">Sitting around the fireplace,with hot tea and beer (for those who wish it), Garunn and Urgan discuss recent events regarding the incursions from the Empire to the East.many small skirmishes had happened in the last few weeks, with groups of Dwarf Heavy Infantry and Bainlunders Rangers and Scouts doing what they could to halt the soldiers who had come to test these lands. Garunn was far fromthe fighting, which seemed to be 9from everyone's guess) at least seventy or a hundred miles east of the Lodge where you all had supped. For how long would such distances keep Garunn's family safe, he wondered.Already, two brothers had gone off to join up with those putting up resistance against this new Enemy.The night passes calmly, with the Lodge well barred and sturdily built against the storm. In the morning,you all wake to the smell of fresh eggs and toasted bread, as well as sizzling sausages and onions. The door is thrown wide, and it seems that the Storm has abatted for the most part, with only a slight drizzle outside. The children had all eaten and were washing up afterwards, clearly eager to escape confinement and play outside (with their new darts) while the Sun shone above for an instant.Sitting down to breakfast,Algram and Urgan seem particularly chipper this morning. Perhaps they are glad to be in friendly territory. Joining you all, garunn passes a jar of fresh jam made frm a berrythat he calls Lingonberry, a delicious flavor that none of you have tasted before. The Bainlunder tells that it comes from further north in Bainlund, nearer the mountains.He trades honey from his beehives to a merchant in exchange for the sweet stuff.OoC:Anything else as far as questions, conversations here, folks?</blockquote>

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