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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jkason" data-source="post: 5612349" data-attributes="member: 2710">[gm]My apologies if folks feel things have waned to the point of non-interest. My vacation coming just before the long American Independance Day weekend didn't help things, I'm sure. There's a little NPC interaction you'll need to negotiate before the final encounter, but if it helps, you really are nearing the home stretch of things. Since you're back in Venza, if anyone else wants to drop out with maquise, we're certainly in a position to do so.Maquise, I'll try to get your time XP / total award figured out here shortly.[/gm]The commander waits with minimal expression of his impatience as Daylily skins the wolves, then, minus the two men he leaves to guard the cart, he escorts the party into Venza with little fanfare. They reach the nearest guard station quickly, where he dispatches a man each to the Dunn Wright and the undertaker. He offers the attached barracks tub for those who wish to clean themselves, sighing softly as he realizes Daylily won't be taking advantage. By the time everyone who wants to has cleaned up, it's full dark outside. Unlike the quiet of the woods, Venza is still filled with sounds this early in the evening: carts and hoofbeats on cobbles, the varying laughs of young lovers and raucous drunks, even the barest bit of underscoring coming from the windows of the opera house. "Folk at the Dunn Wright vouch you lot went off with a peasant on some sort of house hunt," the commander say evenly. "so that much of your story seems to pan out. Undertaker tells me he can confirm those two you brought with ya died by jaws and teeth, not blades. "So, enough of what you're telling me seems to be on the up-and-up that I think it's time I hear the rest of it. You mentioned a House, but I've yet to hear which noble it is you're accusing. Out with it, then."</blockquote>

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