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<blockquote data-quote="Bubbalicious" data-source="post: 444814" data-attributes="member: 7274">LizonI can really only tell you what I know about Lizon, that she is a wonderful person and the closest thing I know to a mother.&nbsp; She and her husband travelled with a man named Dueca who was born in Icemist.&nbsp; When they all decided to leave adventuring behind them, Lizon and her husband decided to open an Inn and Tavern in Icemist to capitalize on the festival crowds.&nbsp; The Shimmering Sword is essentially two buildings in one: A small, cozy Inn and Tavern attached to a much larger building which is only opened for Festival.&nbsp; The Shimmering Sword is named for the enormous blade that hangs over the bar.&nbsp; Dueca also stayed in town, working as a watchman, and is regarded as a hero by both the people of Icemist and the Barbarians, though he is now getting on in years.&nbsp; Dueca frequently spends time in The Shimmering Sword telling stories of their adventuring days, though there are events he seems to dislike talking about as he occasionally catches himself skirting too close to certain topics and then quickly changing the direction of his story (especially after Lizon shoots him a warning glance).&nbsp; Lizon doesn't much like to talk about their adventuring days.Lizon is fond of strays.&nbsp; The more desperate their need, the stronger her affection and compassion.&nbsp; Her husband died before I was born, so I never knew him, and don't know much about him as Lizon doesn't talk much about things personal to her, but rather always seems to turn a conversation back around to the person she's talking to.&nbsp; I was left (abandoned) with Lizon by my parents, who were leaving on what was apparently some dangerous, but important, mission of which they would give no details.&nbsp; I was always a VERY weak child, and Lizon's love for me at times almost seems to rival her love for her own daughter.&nbsp; Almost.&nbsp; Much of who I am is because of my eagerness to help her and please her.&nbsp; She also raised Worm, who is also an orphan.&nbsp; The Shimmering Sword really only needs one waitress, except at festival time, but besides her daughter, she has also taken on two other waitresses: Melisa, who came to Icemist to escape an abusive husband, and Rachel, who Lizon bought from the slave pens and really isn't very friendly or much of a waitress.I hope this answers your questions adequately.Sincerely, Pack.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bubbalicious, post: 444814, member: 7274"] [b]Lizon[/b] I can really only tell you what I know about Lizon, that she is a wonderful person and the closest thing I know to a mother. She and her husband travelled with a man named Dueca who was born in Icemist. When they all decided to leave adventuring behind them, Lizon and her husband decided to open an Inn and Tavern in Icemist to capitalize on the festival crowds. The Shimmering Sword is essentially two buildings in one: A small, cozy Inn and Tavern attached to a much larger building which is only opened for Festival. The Shimmering Sword is named for the enormous blade that hangs over the bar. Dueca also stayed in town, working as a watchman, and is regarded as a hero by both the people of Icemist and the Barbarians, though he is now getting on in years. Dueca frequently spends time in The Shimmering Sword telling stories of their adventuring days, though there are events he seems to dislike talking about as he occasionally catches himself skirting too close to certain topics and then quickly changing the direction of his story (especially after Lizon shoots him a warning glance). Lizon doesn't much like to talk about their adventuring days. Lizon is fond of strays. The more desperate their need, the stronger her affection and compassion. Her husband died before I was born, so I never knew him, and don't know much about him as Lizon doesn't talk much about things personal to her, but rather always seems to turn a conversation back around to the person she's talking to. I was left (abandoned) with Lizon by my parents, who were leaving on what was apparently some dangerous, but important, mission of which they would give no details. I was always a VERY weak child, and Lizon's love for me at times almost seems to rival her love for her own daughter. Almost. Much of who I am is because of my eagerness to help her and please her. She also raised Worm, who is also an orphan. The Shimmering Sword really only needs one waitress, except at festival time, but besides her daughter, she has also taken on two other waitresses: Melisa, who came to Icemist to escape an abusive husband, and Rachel, who Lizon bought from the slave pens and really isn't very friendly or much of a waitress. I hope this answers your questions adequately. Sincerely, Pack. [/QUOTE]

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