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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Carlo-One" data-source="post: 7823712" data-attributes="member: 7015827">Upon returning to the Gatereach guest house, the company found that things had been returned to their original locations by the Watch following the search, although the wardrobe looked as if it had suffered in the process. Rahnee and Brok-Tul went to check in with Jandrico Swift, who apologized for the unpleasantness with the Watch, and mentioned that he had insisted that everything be put back properly. Everyone returned to their individual rooms and confirmed that the Watch, while apparently having been quite thorough in their search, had not removed or damaged their possessions. Rahnee and Brok-Tul headed into the city together, presumably for shopping and other errands. Marik, Jokull, and Aerikoth then went their separate ways into the city as well. By chance, these three ended up together at the Black Eye in Market, late afternoon of day 17 of Uktar.After making their way back to the guest house in the evening, the three were greeted by Rahnee and a rather jumpy Brok-Tul, who apologized to the others about still feeling paranoid. Much discussion then ensued about possible improvements to the guest house, including a bookshelf for Aerikoth and a locked chest for Jokull. Rahnee mentioned that she had sent a message, via Aurora's, back to her brothers in Waterdeep, asking for assistance in expanding Clan Roaringhorn operations in Westgate. Some light-toned speculation was also made about "cleaning house" at Castle Cormaeril and establishing “Castle Roaringhorn” in its stead.Due to Jokull's curiosity, conversation then turned to Brok-Tul's experience in coming back from death and his inner conflict in following different gods, having moved away from his originally chosen deity, Mask. (This is a thoughtful question and is often neglected by adventurers, may of whom seemingly care little about death. This no doubt has a deleterious effect, however, as if one does not value one's own life, how can one value the lives of others? --C). Rahnee, apparently blaming herself as the cause of Brok-Tul's inner turmoil, ran sobbing upstairs, although was eventually comforted by Brok-Tul, Jokull, and Marik. Aerikoth, who had earlier sought privacy in his room, emerged as well to see what was happening. While Aerikoth and Rahnee had a short, private talk, the others returned downstairs; Aerikoth returned to his room afterwards. Following some further discussion, everyone turned in, exhausted from their long day.End of Chapter II of the Chronicles</blockquote>

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