Branding Opportunity
Explorer
The old man's ears perk up, "In Qualtaine Square? No, I don't think that the tunnels run all the way to there, but I could check again. But now that you mention it, I too have felt a strange ... uncomfortableness in a certain place in the square. At first I thought it to be the results of little more than a bad supper at the Piebald Mare. It's amazing really, they used to have a tremendous cook there. His mother had been Baklunish and his father from a remote Flan tribe, and you wouldn't believe what he could do with a turnip. But that was years ago, yes, years."
At Mavic's comment he seems to drift back to the earlier conversation, "What? Blast your way there? I don't think so, that wouldn't be a particarly good idea. The Marchioness' advisor, Verbane, is a wizard of some repute. He would most likely not take too kindly to magical assault. In any case, the sewer pipe of which I speak drains into the Effluvium. You should be able to reach it without much trouble. It is marked with the architect's symbol. Here, I'll draw you a map." At this he grabs a piece of paper, and his quill and begins scribbling again.
He finishes it, and gives it a speculative stare and pushes it over the table towards you, "Here you go. I've done better, but then again I haven't practiced my painting much lately."
At Mavic's comment he seems to drift back to the earlier conversation, "What? Blast your way there? I don't think so, that wouldn't be a particarly good idea. The Marchioness' advisor, Verbane, is a wizard of some repute. He would most likely not take too kindly to magical assault. In any case, the sewer pipe of which I speak drains into the Effluvium. You should be able to reach it without much trouble. It is marked with the architect's symbol. Here, I'll draw you a map." At this he grabs a piece of paper, and his quill and begins scribbling again.
He finishes it, and gives it a speculative stare and pushes it over the table towards you, "Here you go. I've done better, but then again I haven't practiced my painting much lately."