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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Boddynock" data-source="post: 2847075" data-attributes="member: 21506">The slight figure of Kelloran strides into the temple and pauses, casting around until he spots Sulannus and Shan. When he does so, he makes his way towards them. Unfortunately, the trek across town, and the stiffening bruises he has received during his unfamiliar tumbling routine have soured his mood considerably."Well, that was a waste of time!" he says, not even bothering to greet the pair. "It's as I told you - even to meet with the information men takes money, money we didn't have, so we have spent the best part of the day tumbling in the streets to try and raise funds for our little venture and do you know how much we raised? Do you? The princely sum of 12 copper pieces. How lame is that! Ouch!" He grimaces, and rubs his hip, where he landed particularly heavily in one part of the performance. "Almost as lame as I'm going to be."Suddenly he stops, grins ferociously at himself, and says, "Mind you, you should have seen that burgher's face when I flew over his head in a double somersault." At the thought, the boy's hunched shoulders drop, he takes a big breath, and he says, "Please tell me you had better luck than we did! Please!"Grinning wildly now, he drops to his knees, raising his hand in importunity and begs, "Please, please tell me I don't have to be a tumbler again tomorrow!"Then, suddenly conscious of his surroundings, and the stares of some of the temple-goers, he stands up, dusts off his breeks, and raises an eyebrow at the pair.</blockquote>

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