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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Carlo-One" data-source="post: 7890768" data-attributes="member: 7015827">Return to WestgateThe companions took a full day and night to return to Westgate, spending an uneventful night camping at the Reddansyr crossroads. Rahnee separated from the others once inside the city, indicating she had some business to attend to and would likely meet them outside South Gate later, in order to continue their journey to Turnton. Once back at the Gatereach, Aerikoth went immediately into the inn for breakfast, while Brok-Tul, Veran, and Jokull stopped at the guest house first. Aerikoth was already eating a hearty-looking breakfast of eggs and muffins when the others showed up for their meal. A new serving woman named Goruna, who appeared to be just as hearty as her food, made sure they had plenty to eat.After sampling some of the breakfast, Veran inquired about messages. Jandrico produced a sealed scroll case for him, saying that it had arrived shortly after their departure for Teziir. Veran broke the seal and read the message, a slight frown crossing his features. Aerikoth finished his meal before the others and stood up, saying that he would see them later on. (It is a shame that more is not recorded here regarding Brother Veran's missive. It must have had some significant import. --C)Early afternoon of Hammer 8, all of the companions save Jokull found themselves at the Gatereach guest house, Aerikoth entering the building while Rahnee, Brok-Tul and Veran were in conversation. Aerikoth told them that he did not plan on going to Turnton with them the next morning, as the others had been discussing. The wizard said that he expected if Dee Dee had anything significant to relate, she would have already told the high priest. Aerikoth also commented to Brok-Tul that, although it may have escaped the others’ notice, he was not overly fond of Brok-Tul’s brethren in faith there.Rahnee, seemingly impatient, stated that then there was no reason not to set out for Turnton immediately, as Jokull could catch up to them later. Aerikoth said that if they remained there for a considerable amount of time, say half a tenday, he would journey there himself. Rahnee coolly thanked him. Aerikoth commented that he had ways of traveling inconspicuously and, with a gesture and a flash of light, disappeared.After a minute, while the others were still reacting to the wizard’s vanishing act, Aerikoth came down the stairs. In response to a question from Rahnee, he confirmed that he was now able to transport himself various distances, in a heartbeat, and could perhaps take others with him. While Veran and Brok-Tul were impressed, Rahnee’s fingers tapping on her swordbelt perhaps signaled another feeling. After gathering their equipment, the other three companions bade Aerikoth farewell and set out for Turnton.</blockquote>

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