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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 8107136" data-attributes="member: 59816">Staff & GuestsMany of the prisoners and guards knew Doc Halfhand, and he was well regarded by both. The guards nodded as the giant-kin arrived and stood out of his way as he checked the workers' health, and helped them to move some of the heavier or more awkward objects. He had missed the new doctor's arrival, but he heard about it from a guard, who told him, "I'm sure the warden'll let ya stay the winter if ya like, but we won't be needin' ya as bad as last time, now'n we got a fancy new Doc from Waterdeep!"Lex gave off watching the prisoners offload what he was quite sure was a crate of contraband, the way the guards seemed to miss the shifting looks and glances. He made his way down the off-ramp and was checked over by what he assumed was a very curious and enormous local. He made his way up the dock to the lift, and was about to cram himself in with the latest cargo load, when he noticed something shift the slush-covered foam in the stormy water at the base of the cliff.[ooc]More on that in a bit....[/ooc]Razum braved the bitter cold and arrived aboard the Gray Seagull with two guards carrying manacles. He accompanied the Captain to the prison hold (aft of the main hold, from which sailors had begun to hoist the cargo). After numbering the prisoners 292 through 299, he agreed to allow the captain to 'borrow' the three largest. With the hatches open, the weather worked its way into the hold, and Razum hugged a corner next to some barrels, to stay out of the way and out of the wind as he watched the new prisoners work.[ooc]More on that in a bit, too....[/ooc]</blockquote>

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