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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormwind" data-source="post: 3514274" data-attributes="member: 48084">Ashlyn tends to those that she may, first the living, and then as she converses with Urik, the dead over whom she speaks a few quiet final words over each of the bodies in turn as she lays them out, the recently and not so recently departed. "May the Host gather you into their embrace"She does this entirely without ostentation or fanfair, simply performing the work quietly because it needs to be done.As Sir Khensu relays his message, Ashlyn tilts her head to the side, ... considering, and then she nods, "Yes, I would have some words with Ismark, there is much to be done here."She then turns to Urik, "Thank you, your words have made a great many things clear." Ashlyn then silently offers Urik a formal signal of repect, her head bowed and her clasped hand upon her chest.A moment later she then speaks again "I would pursue this ... venture ... I do not know whether you wish to join us, although I for one would enjoy your company."Ashlyn then makes her way over to where Ismark and her companions await and walks directly up to Ismark. Although her words are respectful, her tone is brusk and direct, and there is an unyielding iron in her as she speaks "My lord burgomaster, ...", as he begins to protest at the title, Ashlyn simply looks at him until he falls silent and then continues "My lord burgomaster, I will accompany you to ascertain the whereabouts and health of your sister, however there are a great many bodies to be laid to rest and upon our return I would speak with you and whosoever will be stepping into the shoes of your recently departed priest. There is much to do and it will require a sober head on the morrow."</blockquote>

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