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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tyrlaan" data-source="post: 2039125" data-attributes="member: 20998">Takis - Druid 2, Search +2, Spot +8, Listen +8, Flatfooted AC 17Takis returns to "his" garden for the evening. Once there, he lets out a call for Faulk and then looks for the groundskeeper. Once finding him, he says, "I'll be taking my leave in the morning. I do not know how long I will be away or, for that matter, if I will be returning. I thank you for your kindness during my stay. Before I go, walk with me..."Assuming the groundskeeper does walk with him, Takis proceeds to give him a "tour" of the garden, giving him specific instructions on how to care for the grass, flowers, trees, and so on. Things like, "These crysanthemums will stay healthy if you make sure they are watered once every other day. Note, I said every other day. Too much water will drown these delicate creatures.  Also, make sure to keep any..." - and so on.Faulk likely returns midwaty through the walk Takis takes with the groundskeeper. I presume the groundskeeper has seen Faulk a few times by now and is not taken aback.The next morning, Takis collects his things and heads to Pier 17B. He beckons Faulk to follow.At the pier, Takis quickly determines he might as well get on the boat right away to start getting used to the new environment. If Lady Navanna is still there when Takis arrives, he takes no more notice of her than anyone else he sees. Unless she makes a point to introduce herself or some such, he does not give her any specific acknowledgements. This isn't because he's rude, but rather because he doesn't know better. (The houses and their social relevance holds little meaning to him.  He's had some interaction with members of House Vadalis, but not much else). Once on the ship, Takis looks for Hobbes and settles next to him.</blockquote>

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