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<blockquote data-quote="Goddess FallenAngel" data-source="post: 1573434" data-attributes="member: 11434">Amara, Quillia, &amp; Kosji:&nbsp;Miria smiles. &quot;Great! I will escort you there tomorrow - what time would you like me to be here? I think you will get along terrific with her. She is such a nice person! I think that you are nice, too.&quot; It seems as if an overcast has slipped from Miria, and it is obvious that she has put the thought of those who have turned away from Mystra behind her.&nbsp;She raises her glass. &quot;A toast! To companions, friends, and loved ones gone, but not forgotten. May they rest easy in the arms of the Gods.&quot;&nbsp;Durindal, Pumbar, &amp; Xuxia:&nbsp;The boy leads you among a twisting maze of streets until you reach a street with open-air markets along either side, with a few permanent buildings scattered about. It was more of a market square than a street, really. Several inns and taverns are clustered to the south of the square, and the street urchin points to one in the middle. There is a plain engraved sign proclaiming this as the &quot;Halfling's Burrow&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goddess FallenAngel, post: 1573434, member: 11434"] [b][u]Amara, Quillia, & Kosji:[/u][/b] Miria smiles. [color=yellow]"Great! I will escort you there tomorrow - what time would you like me to be here? I think you will get along terrific with her. She is such a nice person! I think that you are nice, too."[/color] It seems as if an overcast has slipped from Miria, and it is obvious that she has put the thought of those who have turned away from Mystra behind her. She raises her glass. [color=yellow]"A[/color][color=yellow] toast! To companions, friends, and loved ones gone, but not forgotten. May they rest easy in the arms of the Gods."[/color] [b][u]Durindal, Pumbar, & Xuxia:[/u][/b] The boy leads you among a twisting maze of streets until you reach a street with open-air markets along either side, with a few permanent buildings scattered about. It was more of a market square than a street, really. Several inns and taverns are clustered to the south of the square, and the street urchin points to one in the middle. There is a plain engraved sign proclaiming this as the "Halfling's Burrow". [/QUOTE]

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