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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ambrus" data-source="post: 4987337" data-attributes="member: 17691">Seeing as the tattooed woman only walks a few blocks north, Girri has little trouble in following Samaritha to her destination. Seeing the circular slate roof of the grandiose structure ahead Girri can easily guess where the woman has found lodging; the Mystery of the Gate inn and tavern. Its walls are decorated with etchings of glyphs, diagrams and sketches showing the various dimensions and angles of the city's namesake monument. The Mystery of the Gate is generally favored by visiting scholars who come to study the Cyphergate and the adventurers who seek their counsel. While watching Samaritha enter the building from the shadows of a nearby alleyway, Girri spots a quintet of the city's Gendarmes moving hurriedly down the street in the opposite direction; seemingly towards the Gold Goblin. They pass by Girri without stopping.Having established the woman's whereabouts, Girri turns and heads for home. Arriving, she carefully studies the small door tucked into the base of a townhouse's large entry stairs from a safe distance. Nothing seems amiss except that a scrap of paper appears to have been tucked into the frame of the door. A few more minutes of observation doesn't reveal anyone else in the vicinity as far as the harrower can tell.Approaching cautiously, Girri sees a brief message scrawled on the paper in a familiar hand:Please sweep and washthe stairs in the morning.The midden in the backneeds to be emptied too.S.Girri recognizes the note as having been written by Mrs. Surrenport; the building's owner and the harrower's landlady.OOC: Would you care to outline Girri's plans, if she has any, for the next day or two? I'm curious to know what she does daily when left to her own devices.</blockquote>

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