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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 785653" data-attributes="member: 114">The Door In The AirThe teachers tell them that the local priest of Asura is a man named Mizraim, who runs a small shrine. He doesn’t have many attendees at the moment though, and most of the time he is just screaming abuse at the popular young prophetess, Anna, who ministers down at the flophouse.Trajan and the others decide to pay Mizraim a visit, and find his small shrine at the dim end of one of the side streets in Moradins Call. Entering, they find the small shrine shabby and ill-kept. Trajan still doesn’t really know much about the religion, but he’s sure the candles shouldn’t be lying around at those angles, so with some help from Anne-Marie he starts straightening the place up.Just as Trajan is about to start praying they become aware of shuffling footsteps and coughing from the room above them, and a scruffy old man in nightclothes (at *this* hour?) comes down the back stairs and through the curtain.“What are you doing here” he asks grumpily.“Why, we come to worship at a shrine to Asura” Trajan responds mildly.“Hmpf. Well, stop making so much noise, and make sure you leave something in the collection”“Probably his drinking money” Arilyn whispers underneath her breath.Trajan tries to draw Mizraim out into a conversation about Asura, but before long the old man is simply ranting about the heretic Anna who is drawing away all his flock and spreading evil lies about Asura and the priesthood. After taking quarter of an hour of the mans ravings, they excuse themselves and find some accommodation for the night. Tomorrow is Markday, and surely their best chance of delivering the dwarven carvings to their rightful owner will come at the dwarfmarket advertised tomorrow…</blockquote>

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