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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Malvoisin" data-source="post: 2975249" data-attributes="member: 40128">Patch begins to protest, "But, I really have so much to do here at the orphanage..."Gretchyn Tashykk interrupts the janitor, however. She gently scolds him, "Nonsense, Patch! You've already got more work done this morning than you usually do all day!" Then, with a smile, she adds, "These good folk are doing what they can to find our missing children. You go with them and help them if you can."Seeing no recourse, the one-eyed half-orc mumbles softly, "All right, Gretchyn." Shoulders slumped, he follows Arak out the door. With the investigation at the orphanage now concluded, everyone says farewell to Mistress Gretchyn and the children, and assembles on the street in the autumn sunshine.With the hour now after the noon bell, the party determines that time would be better spent splitting up to follow the new leads they have discovered. Remen, Dowlee, and Arak (with Patch in tow) determine to pay a visit to the office of the Lord Mayor at the Town Hall, and inquire about the half-elven investigators they sent over. Jon, Flannad, and Liracor, meanwhile, get directions to Ghelve's Locks from Gretchyn, and make their way towards that business to ask some questions of Master Ghelve the locksmith. The group collectively decides to meet up that afternoon at the Drunken Morkoth Inn to catch up and compare notes. Farewells are made, and the party disperses.---------------------------------------------Arak, Remen, and Dowlee (with Patch alongside) head in the direction of Cauldron's town hall. However, after walking for a couple of blocks, the group slows and halts. Arak turns to address the half-orc janitor, eager to assess what he knows....-------------------------------------------------Jon, Flannad, and Liracor make their way to Ghelve's Locks. As they approach the shop, they note that a small turret dominates the facade of this two-story black stone building. Iron bars are embedded in the thick window frames. Beyond the turret's ground floor windows sits a lovely display of locks, from large to small, simple to complex. To the left of the turret, above the heavy oak door, swings a simple sign that reads "GHELVE'S LOCKS".Hanging in the door is a hand-written note that says, 'gone to lunch, be back soon.'</blockquote>

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