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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Badger" data-source="post: 831561" data-attributes="member: 7252">Small talk and stew...- TragusIt seemed that Sparrow was as observant as ever, as it was not but a few heartbeats later that they were approached by one of the guests of the bar. Tragus nodded his head in greeting, and was pleased that the man knew to properly address a dwarf in their native tongue before switching to the trade tongue used through the realms.<<Dwarven>>"Tis not a bad brew t' be found on the road, but it would feel the hit o' the tap back home."Not wanting to be rude to his elvish companion, Tragus was about to swith the conversation to one they could all share as more strangers entered into the bar.Glancing once at them, and once at the stew before him that the innkeeper had just placed before them, the choice was an easy one for Tragus.Breaking the bread easily, Tragus dipped it into the thick stew and savored the first bite. He was about to comment on the fine taste to Sparrow, but the elf's eyes seemed to be looking through him and out into the bar.~Elf gets spooked easier than a priestess on a hay ride...Must be all the time in the woods...~Taking another bite of the stew, Tragus realized that his guest was without anything to eat. Feeling bad for momentarily losing his manners, Tragus wiped his mouth with a bit of cloth and offered his hand to the stranger."Sorry about that, but the road's been long and rations quickly lose their luster when there be real food t' be had. The name is Tragus, and my companion here be Sparrow. However, don't let the name fool you, as I'd bet me beard there isn't a better hunter to be found in a hundred miles."</blockquote>

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