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Message: <blockquote data-quote="stonegod" data-source="post: 3508427" data-attributes="member: 36973">Ismark disappears inside, saying nothing more. Perriwimple does not manage to wrestle up any of the Vistani---they apparently disappeared at their first opportunity. However, with the assistance of the remaining Thaliost Five, the work goes faster than it would have first appeared.As Janis and Ashlyn look to the townsfolk that chose to remain, they find them hungry and tired. Sleep has been a rare commodity. There are a few husbands, wives, sons or daughters hovering over a dead love one, barely recognizable after the necromantic plague. But most remain huddled inside, waiting for someone to tell them it is truly safe.Taking a break from the work, Sir Urik makes his way over to Ashlyn. The little boy she was tending looks frightened a moment before being snatched away by his mother. The large man sighs and smiles reufully a moment. He squats and says, "We have a moment now, apparently. Let me answer you questions." And as he helps Ashlyn deal with the dead, he tells her what he can about his order. [Stormwind: If you have any particular questions, let me know]In the Tavern, Janis is not surprised to find Ismark back in his corner table, a fresh bottle his companion. As she moves around, she sees a few folk approach the Burgomaster's son, asking him if it is safe and could they go home. The man sourly responds to each inquiry, apparently giving the impression that it seems to be safe, but who knows? He would not stop them from going.Janis is surprised by a tugging at her clothes. A older woman, bedraggled from her stay at the inn, looks at her with wild eyes. "They say you saved us. Is is safe? I must look for my daughter!"</blockquote>

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