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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 6908639" data-attributes="member: 2012">"After learning about you all, that's the story that Wilie told me was real. I felt I needed to do something special for today," Durst replies. "Of course, it's not unusual for me to provide a breakfast tailored to my guests, but in this case, I went all out. I felt I owed it to Wilie for not believing him about his tall tale."Durst takes the elven wine bottle behind the bar and stashes it out of sight. "I had no idea that this would happen." He looks at Cal. "Caldrin, you have my apologies. I promise you I won't sell the wine, for now. As I said, I'll have to tell the guild abo-""But," Cal interrupts.Durst holds up his hand in protest. "Regardless of the risks you've mentioned. I have an obligation to tell them, and I'll likely have to tell the city's council as well, alongside Caius. They may force me to hand the bottles over for safe keeping, although the local brewers will be angry if they do so."Durst turns back to Kisep. "It is strange. Many of the ingredients I used for this meal came to me either by accident or through luck. At least, that's what I thought at the time. It may be as Cal says, and if so, someone is playing a dangerous game with me, with you, with all of us."Durst sits down on a stool behind the bar. "I didn't have any strange dreams, unless you think dreaming about I helped slaying a blue dragon strange. Ah, what an adventure that was."</blockquote>

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