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<blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1565321" data-attributes="member: 4441">*The strange rabbit merely begins to start munching on the grass, regarding Jabin with his dark brown eyes.&nbsp; Then it goes over and gently touches the tip of its horn to Jabin's nose.&nbsp; After that it continues to eat contendedly.&nbsp; Later than evening the rabbit crawls into Jabin's lap and falls asleep.**In the morning, Jabin wakens Pharos so that he can complete his morning devotions to Pelor, and the pilgrims wake not too long after that.&nbsp; They break their fast with bread, something out of a jar, and tea.&nbsp; The rest of you can get pastries in town for a few copper, or a heartier breakfast of eggs and sausage for a silver at the Savory Platter.**Mid-morning the pilgrims are getting ready to go, saddling up the horses, hitching up the wagons, and other various tasks.&nbsp; But as this is happening, you all hear something coming up the road.&nbsp; It sounds like a horse going at a breakneck pace.&nbsp; You can see the puffs of dust from the rider as he comes up the road.&nbsp; He stops at the gate and frantically gestulates to the guards, and then hurridly let him through.&nbsp; His horse pounds straight for the pilgrims, and he waves wildly as he draws close to the fence.*&quot;Brother Pharos, I must speak to Brother Pharos!&quot; he calls.&nbsp; The man is wearing an elaborate tabard with Pelor's symbol, unusually surmounted by a crown, stitched in golden thread.&quot;That's the symbol of the Daughter of the Sun,&quot; Pharos says, stunned, as he trots Goldfire over to the messenger.&nbsp; They speak for a minute, and then the messenger hands Pharos a scroll.&nbsp; Pharos reads it quickly, and nods, his face hard.&nbsp; Then he trots back over to everyone else.&quot;My new friends, I am grieviously sorry, but I must leave you.&nbsp; The Daughter of the Sun has called me to Andeluvay on something of dire importance to my faith, and I must go.&nbsp; I know you will do well with the pilgrims, so don't worry, the blessings of Pelor are upon you,&quot; Pharos says with a sad smile, making a gesture of blessing over everyone.&nbsp; *He quickly goes to Father Parab, and hands him the scroll, rapidly explaining.&nbsp; Parab furrows his brow, but nods in agreement and claps Pharos on the shoulder.&nbsp; Pharos grabs the last of his gear, and prepares to leave on Goldfire.*&quot;Farewell my friends!&quot; he calls, and then thunders down the road.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Isida Kep'Tukari, post: 1565321, member: 4441"] *The strange rabbit merely begins to start munching on the grass, regarding Jabin with his dark brown eyes. Then it goes over and gently touches the tip of its horn to Jabin's nose. After that it continues to eat contendedly. Later than evening the rabbit crawls into Jabin's lap and falls asleep.* *In the morning, Jabin wakens Pharos so that he can complete his morning devotions to Pelor, and the pilgrims wake not too long after that. They break their fast with bread, something out of a jar, and tea. The rest of you can get pastries in town for a few copper, or a heartier breakfast of eggs and sausage for a silver at the Savory Platter.* *Mid-morning the pilgrims are getting ready to go, saddling up the horses, hitching up the wagons, and other various tasks. But as this is happening, you all hear something coming up the road. It sounds like a horse going at a breakneck pace. You can see the puffs of dust from the rider as he comes up the road. He stops at the gate and frantically gestulates to the guards, and then hurridly let him through. His horse pounds straight for the pilgrims, and he waves wildly as he draws close to the fence.* "Brother Pharos, I must speak to Brother Pharos!" he calls. The man is wearing an elaborate tabard with Pelor's symbol, unusually surmounted by a crown, stitched in golden thread. "That's the symbol of the Daughter of the Sun," Pharos says, stunned, as he trots Goldfire over to the messenger. They speak for a minute, and then the messenger hands Pharos a scroll. Pharos reads it quickly, and nods, his face hard. Then he trots back over to everyone else. "My new friends, I am grieviously sorry, but I must leave you. The Daughter of the Sun has called me to Andeluvay on something of dire importance to my faith, and I must go. I know you will do well with the pilgrims, so don't worry, the blessings of Pelor are upon you," Pharos says with a sad smile, making a gesture of blessing over everyone. *He quickly goes to Father Parab, and hands him the scroll, rapidly explaining. Parab furrows his brow, but nods in agreement and claps Pharos on the shoulder. Pharos grabs the last of his gear, and prepares to leave on Goldfire.* "Farewell my friends!" he calls, and then thunders down the road. [/QUOTE]

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