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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Raven Crowking" data-source="post: 1954002" data-attributes="member: 18280">Normally, the town collected two pieces of silver for passing the gates -- four per horse -- but it was easy enough for Maldordo to bypass any unpleasant exchange of coin.  If he chose, he could easily enough put on cat-form, walk out the gates, and take human guise again as soon as he found a quiet spot to do so.  Since the Amoreth the Arcane incident, this town had not been friendly to anything overtly supernatural, but changing form was not a violation of any law Maldordo had ever heard.On the other hand, something about the corby was nagging at him.  He played the incident over in his mind as he walked.  Of course!  The closest true town to the south was Rookhaven, where the sorcererous Ravenlady ruled.  A very different sort of place from Selby-by-the-Water from all accounts.  It was said that the Ravenlady sent intelligent ravens both as messengers and as spies.  Perhaps this was one of hers.Of course, the same thing was said of the dwarves.  And of some giants.  Not every rumor was worthy of believing, but still.....</blockquote>