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<blockquote data-quote="Bihlbo" data-source="post: 3903112" data-attributes="member: 9961">[sblock=Backtracking]Mardo replies to the brewer, &quot;Astouding! You even pay someone else for crops!&quot;&nbsp; With a big smile on his face, he's about to leave for the tavern, but pauses at the doorway and asks, &quot;And what about the defense of the town from raiders?&nbsp; Anyone in particular I should ask about that?&nbsp; Do you have people who do nothing but guard as well?&nbsp; I'm looking to make a bit of coin while I'm in town.&quot;[/sblock]Mardo does his best to help the people of the tavern have a good time, and encourages anyone who knows a drinking song to teach it to everyone.&nbsp; After getting some drinking done, he waits for a more calm and relaxed moment and asks a few general questions about the state of things in the area to find out about these people and see what their biggest problems are.Then, to call it a night, he walks some folks home, and then heads back to the grove of trees he saw in the town, thinking there's got to be a cozy pile of leaves in there.&nbsp; As he dozes off he sings some songs to himself about the god of the sea and travel, and asks for protection.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bihlbo, post: 3903112, member: 9961"] [sblock=Backtracking]Mardo replies to the brewer, "Astouding! You even pay someone else for crops!" With a big smile on his face, he's about to leave for the tavern, but pauses at the doorway and asks, [COLOR=SeaGreen]"And what about the defense of the town from raiders? Anyone in particular I should ask about that? Do you have people who do nothing but guard as well? I'm looking to make a bit of coin while I'm in town."[/COLOR][/sblock] Mardo does his best to help the people of the tavern have a good time, and encourages anyone who knows a drinking song to teach it to everyone. After getting some drinking done, he waits for a more calm and relaxed moment and asks a few general questions about the state of things in the area to find out about these people and see what their biggest problems are. Then, to call it a night, he walks some folks home, and then heads back to the grove of trees he saw in the town, thinking there's got to be a cozy pile of leaves in there. As he dozes off he sings some songs to himself about the god of the sea and travel, and asks for protection. [/QUOTE]

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