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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lela" data-source="post: 582050" data-attributes="member: 1216">Okay, I said I'd let everyone know how it went.  While I tryed to do Story Hour form I couldn't make it work.  Sorry.  I write better when the writting can take me where it wants to go rather than forcing me to fallow an exact course.After helping a DID (damsel in distress)--their first--they made their way to the city of Farsqua.It was a short distance outside the city that Runier, Paladin of Tyr, was taken into custidy by the city guards at the temple of Tyr's request.  He was easy to spot, being a centaur with silver hair and gleaming full plate.  Not to mention Tyr's symbol embossed on his breastplate.Three guards remaind and informed them that many of them were required to wear a gleaming blue C upon their chests while in the city.  The Wild Mage was given a red C, called skum, and told to stay away from the general public as much as possible.  They were told reservations had been made at the Red Dragon inn.Just before entering the city Runier handed the body of a fallen dwarf he had caried back from its still living company of King's Guards (who all happened to be human) to the city guard stationed at the gate.  The body, still wrapped in a blanket, was thrown aside and the guard wretched.Coming upon the guard wiping his mouth and kicking the bundle at his feet, Ama'kari (elven ranger, CN) had mentioned his weak somic.  "Get moving spindly," was the reply.  [It should be noted that 'spindly' is an offensive racial remark used by some humans towards elves.]  Ama'kari was deeply shocked by the remark and the party--consisting mostly of elves--made a note of who the guard was and planned to avoid him in the future.And. . .Sorry guys got an important phone call.  I gotta take this.  Will post more tomarrow.</blockquote>

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