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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deuce Traveler" data-source="post: 4679526" data-attributes="member: 34958">Lola[sblock]Rovan grinned, obviously happy with the kiss and the show.  He told Lola how exquisite she looked in her dress, then began to explain to her a dance he had recently learned.  They quickly went to a nearby tavern where three musicians played the flute, guitar, and drums and melded their tunes into a slow rythmic song.  One lady danced with Lola, showing her a writhing dance that involved hips more than feet.  Rovan encouraged Lola as she began to grasp the dance and put twists of her own into it.[/sblock]Quinn, Edvan, Hilmdyn, and Rovan[sblock]There was no sign of Lola in the temple area, though Quinn talked to one tipsy sailor who had come from Hedonist Street and said he saw a woman of Lola's description leaving Hedonist Street and going south on Beggar's Street.  There Edvan talked to a soldier that said he saw her going inside a tall building across from the Constable's Barracks on the same street some hours ago.  It was unknown whether she had left the building.  It was now night as the sun dropped over the horizon.The building referred to was forty-five feet in height and had a door as plain as the rest of the structure although the building itself was somehow strangely stained with black streak marks, likely from the effect that the rain had on the stone.  There were two stone outcroppings at fifteen feet and thirty feet of height, respectively, used to catch rain water and pipes that led from them to drainage ditches.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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