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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pacdidj" data-source="post: 5404550" data-attributes="member: 86793">"Are you his mother then?," says Auntie Mab as she shuffles forward. "Oh, you poor, poor dear. I hate to be the bearer of bad news dearie, but your son, Mr. Dartanian, is dead! We all saw it ourselves outside the Hanged Man tavern. I wouldn't go down there though. You should save yourself the gruesome sight. Not much left of him really. He was torn apart by some fearsome Abyssal beast from the looks of it. A quick death though, I'll reckon, so at least there's some consolation in that.""But if you're feeling up to it dearie, we'd like a few words with you if we may. You see, we've been deputized as investigators dearie. Mr. Dartanian's death looks to be connected to a rash of murders all around Daunton," the old woman says as she presents her papers."Oh, and we're dreadfully sorry about the gate and the bell dearie. Earth here has... his own way of doing things." Leaning in closer and giving the woman a significant look she adds, "He's a scrumgrum you see. But I think he's in denial about it." She continues in her normal tone, "Rest assured though, we'll make amends for the gate once we've received our commission at the end of the investigation."Auntie Mab's words don't seem to have quite the placating effect she'd intended though. Perhaps it has something to do with her vivid description of Dartanian's manner of death...<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2805627/" target="_blank">Diplomacy  (1d20+9=10)</a></blockquote>

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