Halford
First Post
At this point the group hear a door slamming and see a frail elderly man hurrying over to them, his wispy grey hair an unruly mess and what appears to be a sleeping foot long lizard casually tucked under one arm - it appears comfortable.
"Oh patrons! Marvelous, do excuse me, I had a hatching so..." he trails off and then smiles politely,
"Four tickets then? I'd be delighted to give you the tour. All contributions go to housing animals abandoned by wealthy, pardon my language, numbskulls who should know better."
He pauses,
"Hmm, you are awfully well equipped for sight seeing." His face falls,
"Oh, I suppose you are the fellows Ped hired? The mercenaries." he pronounces the last word with distaste.
"I suppose you want to ask me about these robberies, come to my office." He sighs, "I suppose you need not pay for entry. This way this way."
He leads the group into a cluttered office filled with ramshackle piles of files and takes a seat behind a massive desk gesturing for the party to seat themselves in some worn old leather chairs faceing the desk - all bear unpleasent stains and the whole place smells of various animals.
The lizard, which Ciprinius recognizes as a Moniter, now awake takes the opportunity to clamber onto the desk and regard the party with mild interest.
"Oh patrons! Marvelous, do excuse me, I had a hatching so..." he trails off and then smiles politely,
"Four tickets then? I'd be delighted to give you the tour. All contributions go to housing animals abandoned by wealthy, pardon my language, numbskulls who should know better."
He pauses,
"Hmm, you are awfully well equipped for sight seeing." His face falls,
"Oh, I suppose you are the fellows Ped hired? The mercenaries." he pronounces the last word with distaste.
"I suppose you want to ask me about these robberies, come to my office." He sighs, "I suppose you need not pay for entry. This way this way."
He leads the group into a cluttered office filled with ramshackle piles of files and takes a seat behind a massive desk gesturing for the party to seat themselves in some worn old leather chairs faceing the desk - all bear unpleasent stains and the whole place smells of various animals.
The lizard, which Ciprinius recognizes as a Moniter, now awake takes the opportunity to clamber onto the desk and regard the party with mild interest.