The Lamentation of Lolth - Chapter VI

[kirinke]

Teleri muses over the innkeeper words, paying for her meal, room and tea. "Sarlis? I didn't really get a solid look at Chasity's body, but." she paused, obviously looking for a delicate way to explain her suspicions.

"There are many ways to hurt someone without obvious injuries. Spells, drugs even playing on one's own internal fears can do great damage without leaving marks." she winced, pushing an ugly memory away, a memory of helping her mother with her father after he was rescued from drow cultists. "And there are just as many ways to kill someone without leaving any mark at all."

[sblock] Figure that either she didn't make the check or didn't get a good look at the body.[/sblock]

 

[DarkMaster]

"I know that perhaps too well for my taste, Teleri.

He then turns towards the InnKeeper. "Sir Danrat, thank you for everything it was a pleasure to meet you, and again my compliment to the chef"

Once the Innkeeper is a bit farther away he adds "Teleri, I think we should go pay a little visit to our friend the high priestress, she knows probably much more than the InnKeeper. But I see one problem, she doesn't seems to like stranger and might be very reluctant to give us any valuable information. What do you think?

Sarlis waits for her answer looking straight in her eyes with his deep blue eyes.

 

[kirinke]

Teleri nodded. "I agree. We should take Ayden and maybe Seilwooden or Calenthang along too for any extra intimidation we might need. Dunstand," she shook her head. "He might be more harm then help and Broddy," she grinned ruefully. "He would send her screaming into the next village with his chatter." she said softly, making sure that the gnome isn't anywhere around before telling Sarlis that.

 

[hippocrachus]

Calenthang leans over with a mug of ale in his hand and stares mock-blearily at the two.
"I'm glad you think I'm intimidating," he says with a smile and a wink. Being drunk is a skill at which the elven warrior has had much practice.

[sblock] Since I think it'd be impractical for you to go back and read all of the Lamentation of Lolth threads, DarkMaster, I'm gonna be fair to the newcomer and not assume that you know what in Hades I'm referring to for now on. I can only hope that my write-up for Calenthang can shed some light on his mannerisms. He's a drunkard sometimes. His past and all... [/sblock]

 

[kirinke]

Teleri grins at Calenthang. "Hay, tis a gift. Some have it, some don't. At least I recognize it when I see it."

 

[DarkMaster]

Sarlis nods back at Teleri. "I got to trust you on that, you know these men much better than I do. He turns towards Calenthang then back to Teleri. "But I doubt this one can do much in his condition. And for the ranger, I find him more weird than indimitating."

 

[kirinke]

Teleri grins at Sarlis. "The elf unheard is the elf with a bow in hand, aiming for your back." she nodded at Seilwooden. "He's good to have as an ally, but not so good as an enemy."

 

[DarkMaster]

Sarlis is slightly confused by Teleri's answer
"I don't understand what she wants exactly, protection from her allies or people that will impose respect and put psychological pressure simply by their presence. I guess she meant protection"

"I see... I guess you are right if we are to try a more diplomatic approach, it would be better to have our warrior be as erased and as least menacing as possible. Lets gather the people and go introduce ourselves.

He winks at Teleri as he says the word introduce.

 

[kirinke]

There is also the fact that I believe that I would not be as helpful in the negotiation department as Sarlis thinks. I'm best as intimidation and irritating the opposing party into revealing something they shouldn't. And between Ayden and the others, they can maybe keep both me and Sarlis from doing something that we shouldn't. she thought privately.

 

[DarkMaster]

OOC [sblock] Is it easy to identify the location of the temple in the city or we need more investigation to locate it [/sblock]

"I had more than my share of conflict with some member of the group and I think they would be more inclined to follow us, if you ask them.