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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 3979801" data-attributes="member: 12460">Mandraiv will offer to take Ameiko back to an inn or her home, whichever she would prefer (after informing the rest of the group where he is headed and seeing if any of them wish to come along). If her home, he asks if there is anything he can do to make her more comfortable and stays to tend to her wounds for the rest of the day to ensure she is on the road to recovery. If she is more comfortable at an inn, he will put her up for the night and offers her some of his special-made cider (which he fetches from his hut). In between tending to her, he will go over the journal with a fine-toothed comb, trying to make sense of whatever he can. He will pick a secluded place to do so, like a private room or corner of the tavern.He cooperates with the guards to a reasonable extent but insists on seeing to Ameiko's care first and foremost. He speaks almost as if he feels personally responsible for her harrowing experience. If the guards wish to speak to him extensively for any reason, he lets them know where he can be found. Later that evening, if Ameiko is comfortable discussing it, Mandraiv will gingerly broach the subject of how the encounter with her brother went down and what she remembers. He will use Diplomacy to be as delicate as he can, since obviously this is a traumatic incident for her.Diplomacy <a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1454709/" target="_blank">10</a>(Well, at least that doesn't hurt anything...)</blockquote>

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