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<blockquote data-quote="PsicrystalAffinity" data-source="post: 3216832" data-attributes="member: 30270">They both look up.&nbsp; Each nods, and Jean mubbles something about no intrusion at all.&quot;We're not sure of were the Baron's castle is, exactly.&quot;&nbsp; Getting uphe wonders over to a shelf in the corner, then pulls a long scroll from it.&nbsp; While unrolling it he continues, &quot;There are a couple of places he could be.&nbsp; The old sheriff seemed to think that the old church of Obad-Hai was his hideout.&quot;&nbsp; Pointing to&nbsp; an area north of the city, he says &quot;It's over here.&quot;&quot;I would think it would be more logical for him to be in the old watch tower,&quot;&nbsp; Mrs. Hulbert interjects, indicating an area south of the city with her glasses.Jean ponders, &quot;The 'collectors' come from the east...I really don't know of any particular brothers in the area.&nbsp; I'm sure there are some in the village.&nbsp; As for slighted honour, I don't know what to say.&nbsp; My honour is mostly intact, and I haven't heard of any feuds.&quot;&quot;We haven't a clue what that loon in the wood would be talking about.&nbsp; The only caves in these parts are the ones in the mountains, and this time of year they are imhabited by bears.&nbsp; I suspect that her rising cave is only a figment produced by the rising of her bottle.&quot;Mrs hulbert icely replies.&quot;The cemetary is about an hour outside of town to the north end.&nbsp; And unforchunately one will will go there.&nbsp; they are all to afriad of having a run in with a long lost relative.&nbsp; I however can show you were we leave the money.&nbsp; It is by a tree on the east side of town.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PsicrystalAffinity, post: 3216832, member: 30270"] [COLOR=Red]They both look up. Each nods, and Jean mubbles something about no intrusion at all. "We're not sure of were the Baron's castle is, exactly." Getting uphe wonders over to a shelf in the corner, then pulls a long scroll from it. While unrolling it he continues, "There are a couple of places he could be. The old sheriff seemed to think that the old church of Obad-Hai was his hideout." Pointing to an area north of the city, he says "It's over here." "I would think it would be more logical for him to be in the old watch tower," Mrs. Hulbert interjects, indicating an area south of the city with her glasses. Jean ponders, "The 'collectors' come from the east...I really don't know of any particular brothers in the area. I'm sure there are some in the village. As for slighted honour, I don't know what to say. My honour is mostly intact, and I haven't heard of any feuds." "We haven't a clue what that loon in the wood would be talking about. The only caves in these parts are the ones in the mountains, and this time of year they are imhabited by bears. I suspect that her rising cave is only a figment produced by the rising of her bottle."Mrs hulbert icely replies. "The cemetary is about an hour outside of town to the north end. And unforchunately one will will go there. they are all to afriad of having a run in with a long lost relative. I however can show you were we leave the money. It is by a tree on the east side of town."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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