GlassEye
Adventurer
[sblock=OOC]Nothing you need to apologize for, jkason. I don't want you all to feel I'm scolding you; I just wanted to get things rolling without saying, 'Hey, you gonna do something?'
Spells: it's been 5 days since the encounter with the halflings so yes, any changes to spells prepared you wish to make can be done.[/sblock]
Aldino pats Nathan on the shoulder in a consoling gesture. "That's what Grandfathers are for, my dear boy." He smiles, obviously thinking of his own grandchildren. "And draughts and baiting hooks and midnight snacks and coppers on market day…"
He winks at Sylvain. "And maybe you should see if you have any bugs in your britches, sir, Green Witch." Clearly, ten days on a tiny boat with twelve other people has disabused the old man of many of his previously held notions.
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Sekmun nods to Zelena's pronouncement as if he expected no less. Since the lizardfolk is still in the midst of bartering or trading away his goods he makes no response other than to give the gnome a nod and say, "Take good care of Morsel." He looks at Celebfedhiin and grins his peculiarly, lizard-ish grin. You aren't entirely sure if he's talking to you or the dog.
When Zelena returns to Nathan and Sylvain, Borric only a step or two behind, and speaks to Aldino the old man turns around.
"What?"
It's clearly not Aldino though there is a striking resemblance to the old man from behind. Scanning the crowded dock there seem to be quite a few more fishermen and riverboatmen on the dock than there were earlier making it difficult to pick out the old fellow. Aldino seems to have believed everyone was following where he led and now totters into a narrow street that looks to lead to the palisade gates.
[sblock=Zelena]You notice a large, shadowy figure slip into the street after Aldino but hugging the wall. Maybe it's nothing; but then again you've spent enough time around rogues and scoundrels to recognize the look of mischief when you see it.[/sblock][sblock=Everyone]The dock is about 20 ft long and very crowded with fishermen coming in with the morning catch and locals haggling for their day's food. From the dock to the storefronts is another 5 ft or so. The street beyond looks clear and Aldino has already disappeared down it.[/sblock]
Spells: it's been 5 days since the encounter with the halflings so yes, any changes to spells prepared you wish to make can be done.[/sblock]
Aldino pats Nathan on the shoulder in a consoling gesture. "That's what Grandfathers are for, my dear boy." He smiles, obviously thinking of his own grandchildren. "And draughts and baiting hooks and midnight snacks and coppers on market day…"
He winks at Sylvain. "And maybe you should see if you have any bugs in your britches, sir, Green Witch." Clearly, ten days on a tiny boat with twelve other people has disabused the old man of many of his previously held notions.
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Sekmun nods to Zelena's pronouncement as if he expected no less. Since the lizardfolk is still in the midst of bartering or trading away his goods he makes no response other than to give the gnome a nod and say, "Take good care of Morsel." He looks at Celebfedhiin and grins his peculiarly, lizard-ish grin. You aren't entirely sure if he's talking to you or the dog.
When Zelena returns to Nathan and Sylvain, Borric only a step or two behind, and speaks to Aldino the old man turns around.
"What?"
It's clearly not Aldino though there is a striking resemblance to the old man from behind. Scanning the crowded dock there seem to be quite a few more fishermen and riverboatmen on the dock than there were earlier making it difficult to pick out the old fellow. Aldino seems to have believed everyone was following where he led and now totters into a narrow street that looks to lead to the palisade gates.
[sblock=Zelena]You notice a large, shadowy figure slip into the street after Aldino but hugging the wall. Maybe it's nothing; but then again you've spent enough time around rogues and scoundrels to recognize the look of mischief when you see it.[/sblock][sblock=Everyone]The dock is about 20 ft long and very crowded with fishermen coming in with the morning catch and locals haggling for their day's food. From the dock to the storefronts is another 5 ft or so. The street beyond looks clear and Aldino has already disappeared down it.[/sblock]
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