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<blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 6377244" data-attributes="member: 8243">Day five, early morning, in the orphanageUllara&quot;Well, that's not what I was expecting,&quot; Frau Wollinger responds after a moment to take it all in.&quot;Herr Murinae friends with rats? I don't know anything about that. He makes masks for the children, and sparklers and such for festivals sometimes. Although I think he buys those.Frau Wollinger shrugs. &quot;A druid you say? Actually, you didn't say that exactly. You said he has a friendship with rats. Did Heddy give you that idea?. That girl is obsessed with druids, and has a rather vivid imagination. As far as I know, he is a retired merchant. He got sick while away and never fully recovered his health. Generally he keeps to himself.&quot;She pushes some items around her desk for a moment.&quot;Its not my place to say who can and cannot visit Herr Murinae. He doesn't work for the orphanage. Who he sees, or doesn't see is his own business. He lives just across the road. Herr Michelson, the gatekeeper, can show you &quot;My business if the children. Looking after them, trying to give them half a chance when they leave. We teach them some letters and numbers, how to present themselves, the difference between right and wrong. Some of them make it, a lot ... well.Herr Wollinger looks out of the window for a moment, before returning her attention to you.&quot;Heddy is smart and determined and fearless. A bit to fearless sometimes. Given half a chance, she will succeed. But here in the city, ... I don't know if she will get even half a chance. Can you help her? Help them, actually, because Heddy won't leave Leon behind and Leon won't be separated from Heddy. And truth be told, when it comes to the animals, Leon is one who can talk the birds out of the trees. There is not a stay dog in the area that won't roll over for a tummy rub from Leon. &quot;Take them under your wing? Send them to Witchwood? I don't know how one becomes a druid. I have a little money I can put towards the cost. I realise that I am being rather forward. But opportunities for these children don't come very often. It would be wrong of me to do anything other than try and seize them when they do.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doghead, post: 6377244, member: 8243"] [b]Day five, early morning, in the orphanage[/b] [U]Ullara[/U] "Well, that's not what I was expecting," Frau Wollinger responds after a moment to take it all in. "Herr Murinae friends with rats? I don't know anything about that. He makes masks for the children, and sparklers and such for festivals sometimes. Although I think he buys those. Frau Wollinger shrugs. "A druid you say? Actually, you didn't say that exactly. You said he has [I]a friendship with rats[/I]. Did Heddy give you that idea?. That girl is obsessed with druids, and has a rather vivid imagination. As far as I know, he is a retired merchant. He got sick while away and never fully recovered his health. Generally he keeps to himself." She pushes some items around her desk for a moment. "Its not my place to say who can and cannot visit Herr Murinae. He doesn't work for the orphanage. Who he sees, or doesn't see is his own business. He lives just across the road. Herr Michelson, the gatekeeper, can show you "My business if the children. Looking after them, trying to give them half a chance when they leave. We teach them some letters and numbers, how to present themselves, the difference between right and wrong. Some of them make it, a lot ... well. Herr Wollinger looks out of the window for a moment, before returning her attention to you. "Heddy is smart and determined and fearless. A bit to fearless sometimes. Given half a chance, she will succeed. But here in the city, ... I don't know if she will get even half a chance. Can you help her? Help them, actually, because Heddy won't leave Leon behind and Leon won't be separated from Heddy. And truth be told, when it comes to the animals, Leon is one who can talk the birds out of the trees. There is not a stay dog in the area that won't roll over for a tummy rub from Leon. "Take them under your wing? Send them to Witchwood? I don't know how one becomes a druid. I have a little money I can put towards the cost. I realise that I am being rather forward. But opportunities for these children don't come very often. It would be wrong of me to do anything other than try and seize them when they do." [/QUOTE]

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