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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 4511413" data-attributes="member: 12460">[sblock=Zarust/Goran]High Priest Asfelkir greets you warmly when you come to visit him, although he has that persistent sneer-like grin on his face. His brow is beaded in sweat, and he smells as if he has just been exercising, a common evening practice in devotion to The Brawler. "Goran my brother, tell me to what do I owe the visit tonight?" he asks.He invites you to accompany him to the bathhouse as you tell him your story. "Don't worry, it's on me," he tells you with another toothy sneer-like grin.As he leads you down to Lava Avenue on the southside, you begin to tell him of coming across the priest of St. Cuthbert in the alley and his assailants. You then tell him of how he was being accosted by the Last Laugh thugs because they wanted him away from the orphanage. Around this time, you arrive at Orak's Bathhouse, a steamy place run a dwarf with one eye. Despite the late hour, it is still open and there are several other patrons. The dwarf merely grunts as he hands you each a towel and some soap, taking a few shekels from Asfelkir in return.As you begin to warm yourselves in the refreshing steam of the hot bath, you tell your patron the rest of the story, how you met with Jenya, the missing children, and your desire to help them. "Hmm," the enormous, sweaty half-orc says, stroking his tusks, "that is quite a mission for one such as you, and rewarding as well. You accepted of course! The Brawler seeks challenge and competition always, especially when championing the causes of the weak."After this you are both quiet a while, the half-orc's deep breath the only sound echoing throughout the bathhouse. Finally, Asfelkir speaks again, "You have my support, and the support of our brothers and sisters at the Temple of Lordly Might obviously. However, I regret I cannot provide you any specific guidance. I know nothing of these tunnels you speak of other than rumor and hearsay, things that the old bards and legends speak of. As for the kidnappings, though I empathize with the plight of the weak, the temple has not looked into it. Clearly, this is a battle The Brawler has chosen for you!"[sblock=OOC]You may add Orak's Bathhouse to the list of places you may visit. Your character may also receive healing and spells at cost, meaning they are essentially free unless there is an expensive material component. The highest level caster at the Temple of Lordly Might is 6th-level.[/sblock][/sblock]"I should think you are free to go visit whenever you like. Ask for the headmistress when you get there. Floch should be able to help you find your way there."</blockquote>

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