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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dpdx" data-source="post: 1364648" data-attributes="member: 188">Fendric, being a cleric of modest upbringing in an all-male Temple, takes the question completely the wrong way; fortunately, the bathtub covers anything that might relate to Shavah's interpretation of the word 'decent'. "Why, yes, always: why wouldn't I be?""I can tell you now, if you'd like, what I think, if it eases your mind any. I think that fortuneteller teleported the lot of us, as if he were trying to help us on our way, OR, if you wish to see it another way, to throw us off the track of Father Premule, or maybe both. I'm afraid I'm not that worried about how we are here, Shavah, just that we are here, and what to do about it in the morning. According to the map, we're just over the pass from the Free City of Eivanrach, where our southernmost remaining letter needs to go. That should count for something, and I trust that your comrades are well on the way to rescuing Father Premule. I know that doesn't help you resolve things much, but perhaps it would help you to know that I am here for you, should you need anything I can provide.""Unless you're talking to someone else in this bathhouse, you owe me nothing of the sort. I did what I saw best to do, all things considered, and with Pelor as my Eternal Guide, as always.As for that other language, I gather it was Orcish, though I understand it not. The fact that Nurthk took offense to something that was said tells me that as is often suitable with Orcish, lots of nasty things were being said about those of elven blood, and of one halfbreed acolyte in particular." Fendric smiles at this last comment, as if teasing Shavah. "And no, my dear, I don't think it was you, may the Light Forbid it.I am now going to be unavailable for the next four hours. Good night, dear Shavah."</blockquote>

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