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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 2508477" data-attributes="member: 11520">Gavril LorantA handsome young man steps boldly into 'Wickshine’s Last Inn' as if he owns the place. He leans heavily on a cane, but manages to remove a heavy traveling cloak and shake it vigorously though only a couple of drops of rain appear to have landed on it. He also removes a large buff colored hat pinned with a huge purple plum of some exotic bird. He tosses both causually to a thin elderly man in simple but neat clothes. Using the cane and walking stiffly the young man surveys the room. His blonde hair is neatly pinned and he wears a short sharply pointed beard and neatly oiled handlebar mustache. His sircoat is a bright blue the same color as his eye, while the gold flur-de-lis pattern matches his hair. There is some sort of leather armor beneth. His high soft riding boots have been recently polished though they are now dusty. A sword and dagger hang at his belt. He removes a pair of gloves and tucks them into his belt next to the well worn hilt of his sword. As he scans the room an expression of disappointment crosses his face. Perhaps he was expecting someone to be here? The older man wrestles the cloak and hat onto hook and the younger man guestures to a table near the fire. "Diddious, warm yourself by the fire and get something to eat before you attend to my bags. You really must take better care of yourself. You look ready to faint after only six hours in the saddle." The man seats himself streching his game leg out with a slight grimace. They order some food he causually observes the other patrons of the room. Soon the stable boy brings in an impressive collection of baggage. The bags are of fine make, but well used. An odd assortment of gear protrudes from the pile including a variety of swords, a crossbow, a polo mallet, a hunting horn, sevaral hats and a lute. The older man tips the lad.</blockquote>

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