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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nephis" data-source="post: 8934523" data-attributes="member: 20459">Pa'avu leans against the wall of the alley, Hazard seated at her side, her own eyes idly watching the remaining merchants finish packing up their wares for the night. Her attention is caught by harsh words given sharply to a small enslaved female human. The girl's face holds one of the saddest expressions the goliath has ever seen, affecting Pa'avu far more than witnessing the loud wailing of Margred for her young charges. The goliath knows that - while those children are certainly entering servitude - their servitude will utilize their pretty manners and knowledge of genteel ways, to the benefit of their new masters. This child, however, seems bewildered and bruised (in spirit as well as body). A quick glance at the girl's ragged clothing reminds Pa'avu of clothes worn in the Issyc Sehari region - a region she'd traveled through with her clan once or twice in the long before time. In fact - the goliath looks more closely at the girl - lingering on her arm is a faded henna tattoo, surely one of those given to novice Lucent Messengers at their temple of Omthala. She remembers being fascinated and wanting to paint her own skin and the hiding she'd received from the clan uncle for doing so with costly berries in their cargo. How does a child in service to the Sect of Omthala end up in servitude to a merchant?[HR][/HR]Minor Quest: Get the girl to the Sect of Omthala: her role in life is not as an enslaved person to a merchant but to be in service to the Sect.</blockquote>

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