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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ivellious" data-source="post: 3269745" data-attributes="member: 47501">As Durann and Ulfgar walk into the town looking for a place to worship they begin to realize that there is no such place.  Not to say that the citizens of Oakhurst are not religious, but they haven't a set place to commune with their gods.  Though there is a healer in the town, who the dwarves identify as a priest of Pelor, hanging blood stained sheets out to dry. Also you can see a man (Rash's descriptions here)playing with some kids by the well, who is approached by an older woman dressed in noble clothing.While Arain is in the bar musing over what to do next, a young woman, who looks to be no more than 16, approaches him with a pitcher of ale in her hand.  Other than her firey red hair, and her emerald eyes the girl looks to be exactly like any other serving wench.  She asks him in a sweet tone of voice,  "Would you like anything to eat with your ale sir?"Rashford is too busy playing with the kids to notice the woman approach him till the kids until the kids suddenly stop playing around and stares behind him.  When Rash does turn around, he sees that it is the mayor's wife, Kerowyn Hucrele standing before him, staring at him somberly with her sadden blue eyes.  "Rash I need to speak with you, away from the children.  If you wouldn't mind following me to the Boar."  She states more than asks as she turns and heads off in the direction of the inn</blockquote>