Xoria has been quietly splicing rope in a corner of the deck. She gathers Vela and Olmar by eye, trying to pull the group together.
OOC: A few points:
1) Xoria would have been cagey in her conversations with Punketah, implying she was a librarian at the Royal Library who became involved in a political intrigue that went badly. She absolutely does not want him knowing she was nobility. She would have swapped tips with him in a reasonably honest way, in the tradition of sorcerers who don't want to give up anything without getting anything in return. She would be using her social skills to try to keep Punketah thinking about magic and not about Xoria herself.
2) How close to the coast do we think the ship is? And do we still have the dinghy? If there's a chance they could make it to the shore, this might be a compromise with the crew.
3) Xoria is listening to all news of Zor, but not asking many specific questions. In particular, she wants to learn about Lord Corran, but never asks a specific question about him.
OOC: A few points:
1) Xoria would have been cagey in her conversations with Punketah, implying she was a librarian at the Royal Library who became involved in a political intrigue that went badly. She absolutely does not want him knowing she was nobility. She would have swapped tips with him in a reasonably honest way, in the tradition of sorcerers who don't want to give up anything without getting anything in return. She would be using her social skills to try to keep Punketah thinking about magic and not about Xoria herself.
2) How close to the coast do we think the ship is? And do we still have the dinghy? If there's a chance they could make it to the shore, this might be a compromise with the crew.
3) Xoria is listening to all news of Zor, but not asking many specific questions. In particular, she wants to learn about Lord Corran, but never asks a specific question about him.