"Most definately," says Friadoc as a greeting to Tanith.
"In fact, your compatriots are more then welcome to join our table as well."
"No need to apologize, either," adds Friadoc.
"I was in such a hurry to catch up with my companions, that I didn't leave you much of a chance to introduce yourselves." With a sly wink and chuckle, he adds,
"The brothers often said I was prone to try and be in two places at once, more often than naught."
"By the way, before I forget myself, this is Rokelsh," says Friadoc as he indicates the human.
"And Rogash," by way of introducing the dwarf.
"So, as for what is going on," begins Friadoc as he relates what they know, or think they know, so far to the other group.
"It was when I arrived at the Crimson Dagger, after a surely guard pointed me in that direction, and saw Vardi, who seemed not only out of place, but less than desireful to be there..."
Friadoc will relate the events up until know, although he'll leave it to Rokelsh and Rogash to give detail of their own ideas and parts in what he's related.
But, the basics of what Friadoc will relate is as follows:
Vardi appears to be working off her father's debt, quite likely against her will and most likely for the rest of her life due to the methods of her "employer", the man with the white plummed hate.
Not only is it obvious that Friadoc does not like the man, but he also feels that the man is using some uncanny means, be it preternatural or supernatural (I.E. Psionics or Magics), to keep his system in play.
Also, Friadoc relates how the flesh peddler, for that is what the man is, muscles people into debts that he forces them to "work" off before he finally tosses them out on the street and takes them for all of their posessions.
Finally, Friadoc relates what he has learned about the father's disappearance, the possible "things" in the sewer.
All in all, a mystery is afoot.
