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The Lamentation of Lolth - Chapter IV

kirinke

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Teleri bows gracefully towards the strange, reptillian creature. "Hello. I am Teleri Shadow Song," she told Treeroot as she straightened from her bow. "I too, am a friend to Ayden,"
 
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Manzanita

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Drogo

Drogo bows slightly and smiles politely. "Drogo Hornblower. A pleasure to meet you."

He then telepaths to Calenthang, "So they can talk!"
 



Majin

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Mayor Trond and the rest of the council announce themselves in turn to the saurial diplomat and welcome him to the village.

Treeroot raises a quizzical eye at Sielwoodan and those others that stay silent before giving a curt nod and returning his gaze to Ayden. "Brother, the theater?" he asks, immediately taking in the rest of those in attendance, as if not sure who should speak first on the matter.

"Mr. Wyvernspur, it was your idea initially," Trond explains, half to Treeroot, half to the council. "Perhaps you should begin by expressing to all of us what your vision of reopening the theater consists of."
 
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kirinke

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ooc:
throws her brand-new dice at verbatim, bopping him on the head :D hay! wake up and post silly head! ^_^

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Teleri looks at mayor Trond. "My apologies for my outburst earlier. It was uncalled for. In my overzeolousness, I let my own anger get away with me." she said, bowing low towards the mayor.

"I will pray for Brother Ernest and hope he finds the peace he seeks. And I shall also pray for the well-being for this town." she looked thoughtful.

"I must also meditate on this new information you have given us. Perhaps my goddess will have some answer. I do not know, but it will not hurt simply asking her," she finished and looked at the others. "If you need me, I shall be in my room at the inn," she said, after noticing that Ayden was deep in conversation with the saurial and the meeting looked about finished.
 
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Majin

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Those of you that leave Ayden and the council to their talks and eventually return back to the inn notice a new visitor, appearing just to have arrived. A man in his late-middle years sits at a table, bald, but for a few white hairs combed neatly at his ears, and a thin beard on his chin. As soon as he spots you his eyes brighten with hope as he stands and glides towards you, his robes dragging the floor behind him.

"Ah! Tell me friends, have any of you ever heard of the Festival of Life? No? Oh the Festival of Life is the most wondrous of fairs, to be sure. The food and drink are delicious and free for the taking, and the Mellorn don't charge taxes from any of the merchants, which means the merchants can charge the customer less, you see. The deals are immensely satisfying for both the buyer and the seller.

"And the setting of this annual event imbues it with even more wonder. The fair is held in a small pocket of the Border Forest, in a large clearing surrounded by golden leaves. How wonderful it is to make such lucrative trades in a setting such as that, with regal Mellorn guards looking on from the edges of the woods.

"I would like you to come with me. It is only a short journey from here. Although I know that you'll find the trip itself worthwhile once we're there, I am ready to offer you these four emeralds if you agree to escort me safely to the fair and offer some protection while I'm there."
 
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Manzanita

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Drogo

"Oh. That sounds interesting. My name is Drogo Hornblower. What's yours? You seem to know of us already, but I don't believe I have the pleasure? What sort of merchant are you?"
 

hippocrachus

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Calenthang's ears perk-up noticibly at the mention of the Border Forest, but he keeps his questions to himself, allowing his companions to ask the important ones.
 

Velmont

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"Need an escort in the wilderness. That's exaclty my job, and they pay is more than fair. I accept your offer. When do you want to leave?"
 

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