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<blockquote data-quote="Mallak" data-source="post: 2860800" data-attributes="member: 37105">Eloise waits for a moment, but since Grondar doesn't seem willing to talk about the fire, she quickly turns to Magyar.&quot;Oh, that sounds delightful!&quot;&nbsp; She smiles.&nbsp; &quot;Although, I really don't know why you think I'd know anything about Captain Ben's business,&quot; she adds with a wink.Turning to the group, she says, &quot;Two bowls of porridge, extra cream,&quot; she nods at Malachi, &quot;and a mug of ale for your friend at the door.&nbsp; Did I miss anything?&quot;&nbsp; After taking any other orders, Eloise twirls and heads for a door next to the bar.&nbsp; The old man eating porridge near the fire signals to her, and she goes over to him.&nbsp; He says something to her quietly, then she proceeds back to the kitchen.While the crew is talking with the charming Eloise, the innkeeper carries on a conversation with Colmarr.&quot;Oh, you brazen little man!&quot;&nbsp; Her chuckle is like the tinkling of bells.&nbsp; &quot;Aye, I sing every now and then.&nbsp; When there's call for it.&quot;The innkeeper smiles fondly, her eyes glossing over as if she seems to be remembering something.&nbsp; &quot;You like him, eh?&nbsp; My father, Sir Charles Marbury, killed that beast in the hills above Tortila.&nbsp; The demon had taken a fondness to human flesh and had been terrorizing several villages to the northwest.&nbsp; That is my father's sword and shield above the fireplace, there.&quot;Later, Eloise returns, balancing porrige, ale, and a large pitcher of cream.&nbsp; &quot;There you are gents.&nbsp; Enjoy the finest the Three-Penny Inn has to offer.&nbsp; For breakfast anyway,&quot; she adds with a light laugh.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mallak, post: 2860800, member: 37105"] [i]Eloise waits for a moment, but since Grondar doesn't seem willing to talk about the fire, she quickly turns to Magyar.[/i] [color=deepskyblue]"Oh, that sounds delightful!"[/color] [i]She smiles.[/i] [color=deepskyblue]"Although, I really don't know why you think I'd know anything about Captain Ben's business,"[/color] [i]she adds with a wink. Turning to the group, she says,[/i] [color=deepskyblue]"Two bowls of porridge, extra cream,"[/color] [i]she nods at Malachi,[/i] [color=deepskyblue]"and a mug of ale for your friend at the door. Did I miss anything?"[/color] [i]After taking any other orders, Eloise twirls and heads for a door next to the bar. The old man eating porridge near the fire signals to her, and she goes over to him. He says something to her quietly, then she proceeds back to the kitchen. While the crew is talking with the charming Eloise, the innkeeper carries on a conversation with Colmarr.[/i] [color=paleturquoise]"Oh, you brazen little man!"[/color] [i]Her chuckle is like the tinkling of bells.[/i] [color=paleturquoise]"Aye, I sing every now and then. When there's call for it."[/color] [i]The innkeeper smiles fondly, her eyes glossing over as if she seems to be remembering something.[/i] [color=paleturquoise]"You like him, eh? My father, Sir Charles Marbury, killed that beast in the hills above Tortila. The demon had taken a fondness to human flesh and had been terrorizing several villages to the northwest. That is my father's sword and shield above the fireplace, there."[/color] [i]Later, Eloise returns, balancing porrige, ale, and a large pitcher of cream.[/i] [color=deepskyblue]"There you are gents. Enjoy the finest the Three-Penny Inn has to offer. For breakfast anyway,"[/color] [i]she adds with a light laugh.[/i] [/QUOTE]

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