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<blockquote data-quote="TallIan" data-source="post: 7288153" data-attributes="member: 6853819">Perin finished his breakfast under the bleary eyes of the innkeeper, proper crockery and weak ale providing a bit of luxury that he wasn't used to.&nbsp; Perin finished eating, before any of the other patrons were even up, leaving a little extra for the inn keeper's early rise, then shouldered his pack and headed out into the predawn light.Bit was a couple of hours walk away and Perin was hoping to be done with his business there with only one night's stay.&nbsp; The fetival offered a good chance to sort out some essentials he couldn't do on his own in the wilderness, get his sword properly sharpened, pick up some arrow heads and salt and offered one of his rare opportunities to exchange gossip and rumours quickly as well as take in the circus - probably the biggest thing he missed about his life in the wilderness, but more than a day or two in civilization and Perin started to get nervous.He was hoping to find some theories as to why the groaning forest was groaning differently, things changing in his home without him knowing why were a cause for concern.&nbsp; He'd also like to know why Sira Oln was supposedly fleeing an impending disaster.Perin started to whistle a halfling folktune to himself, enjoying the quite of the road this early in the morning.&nbsp; It would be getting busier as he got closer to Bit and the day wore on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TallIan, post: 7288153, member: 6853819"] Perin finished his breakfast under the bleary eyes of the innkeeper, proper crockery and weak ale providing a bit of luxury that he wasn't used to. Perin finished eating, before any of the other patrons were even up, leaving a little extra for the inn keeper's early rise, then shouldered his pack and headed out into the predawn light. Bit was a couple of hours walk away and Perin was hoping to be done with his business there with only one night's stay. The fetival offered a good chance to sort out some essentials he couldn't do on his own in the wilderness, get his sword properly sharpened, pick up some arrow heads and salt and offered one of his rare opportunities to exchange gossip and rumours quickly as well as take in the circus - probably the biggest thing he missed about his life in the wilderness, but more than a day or two in civilization and Perin started to get nervous. He was hoping to find some theories as to why the groaning forest was groaning differently, things changing in his home without him knowing why were a cause for concern. He'd also like to know why Sira Oln was supposedly fleeing an impending disaster. Perin started to whistle a halfling folktune to himself, enjoying the quite of the road this early in the morning. It would be getting busier as he got closer to Bit and the day wore on. [/QUOTE]

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