Planescape - Dead God Rising

The marquis turns to Kyran: 'It would be an honour to have as brave souls as yourselves escort me and my wife home, but do not feel obliged to - you have done more than enough for us tonight. Now, there is a cedan chair waiting for us outside. Again, thank you.' he says, backing slowly away.
 

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Noch is impatient to get back on the trail of their new enemies, more because he wants nothing to do with helping some corrupt, spoiled member of the nobility. He refuses to go along, and gives the back of the cedan the finger, when no one is looking, as the couple leaves.
 
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Rubious looks at Noch, raising an eyebrow slightly, his mouth twisting into a lopsided grin. He turns round to the others, as though wondering what they would do right now.
 

Tyrjon

"Actually, I think Kyran has th' right idea." Tyrjon chimes in as he rises, rubbing the back of his neck. "We need t' get to th' Market Ward anyway if we're going to pick up a sparkle stick so we might as well escort these folks home while we're at it." (As the two wards are right next to one another...)

Seeing Noch's grimace, Tyrjon wanders over his way, his voice low enough for only him to hear. "We could use th' jink from these berks Noch... It could come in handy, 'specially if we can also get some decent coin off th' shiv."
 


Rubious
'Rest will have to wait until we get back then. So it is decided. We go with them

OOC: the chair hasnt left yet, so it will be no problem to accompany them on foot.
 

As you prepare to leave, Nuan approaches you all. Through his strange features, you see eyes that are uncharacteristically troubled. 'I have matters to attend to. As much as I would like to bear witness to the entropy that will no doubt lie in your wake, i cannot. It has been a good night, good bashing. You will hear from me soon.' and he leaves, making his way through the dark streets, before anyone can even speak a word.




You make your way through the streets of Sigil, your way guided by a pair of light boys. It is quite the strange procession, when you think about it. Two society high-ups in the chair, pulled by a pair of burly half-giants (who have not come unequipped - their backs are home to large swords, ready for any disturbances). Beside the chair walks a silent bariaur, his staff and barding-robes testament to his spellslinging profession. And finally, your diminished group walking beside them.
 



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