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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeBlank" data-source="post: 885641" data-attributes="member: 1806">Talking with RedTalking with RedAs Ozlo Sullygrub has recently joined the group, he has not yet found anyone in whom he can confide. Instead, he talks things over occasionally with Red, his fox familiar. Although Red is not yet able to speak with his master on his own, Sully can speak with burrowing animals for one minute per day. This conversation takes place on the evening of the fight with the orcs.“So what do you think, Red, an odd bunch aren’t they?”“You odd too, Odzie.”“I suppose. Still, I’m used to my own eccentricities. Theirs might take some time. Darian I can respect, although he is a bit too devout for my tastes. Nothing wrong with the sunrise though, maybe I’ll get up one morning and watch it with him. Richter is a bit too gloomy. At least Darian seems happy. Richter could use a little fun. There’s one guy I bet can’t take a practical joke.”“Try it.”“Bad idea, Red. I don’t want to get on the wrong side of these ‘Stormslayers’, as we might stay with them a while. Are you comfortable?”“Red okay. Weasel fun, when monk lets him.”“Yes, Erin too is a bit solemn. Keep working on the weasel and maybe we can get Erin to lighten up. Some his clever sayings are pretty funny, but I can’t tell whether he realizes that. When you add in ‘Vlad the Quiet’ this group sounds like a bunch of brooders and devouts. Good thing we have Fiddle and Alya.”“Fiddle takes stuff.”“Yes, I know. Darian warned me. Seems like he just does it for fun though. At least I don’t know of him taking anything too valuable. It’s just stuff, but let’s keep an eye on him nonetheless .”“Alya smart.”“Yes, minstrels tend to know things, they pick up on a lot. I was a bit wary of her at first. Elves seem too close to the Fey for my liking. But then, humans often feel the same way about gnomes. I guess it’s all a matter of perspective. You know, while you played outside in Tilverton, Alya took me to visit a wise woman. Alya’s purpose, mostly, was to ask about buying more things, magic stuff, or about where to go to get more magic put into weapons. That’s where she bought that fireball scroll I used on those orcs.”“Fire pretty.”“It is, isn’t it? But that’s not my point. The wise woman was the first person I’ve met since leaving the Vale who has actually heard of the Blood of Time. Like others back in the Vale, she referred to it as the Kiss of Death. She’s going to research it for me. Can you imagine anything more boring than reading through a stack of old books and papers? She’s doing some research for Alya too. If she can point us in the right direction, we might be on track towards finding the elixir Auntie Pello needs to be mortal again. But even if she can find the information, she wants us to pay her with a wyvern’s stinger. All the more reason to stay with this group, I don’t think we could kill a wyvern ourselves. And they did kill that dragon. Which reminds me, silly names are fun, but it makes me snicker every time I say ‘Stormslayers’, you know?”“Mmmrrrm.”“Sorry, I forget that little spell doesn’t last long. Well then, we’ll talk more on the morrow. Going into the barrows to fight undead does not sound like fun, and I am not looking forward to it.”</blockquote>

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