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<blockquote data-quote="Ariakor" data-source="post: 2257496" data-attributes="member: 8473">The innkeeper and his daughters hurry to meet the requirements for their new guests. He adds a few extra logs to the fire in the fireplace to heat up the room a bit, as the closing storms winds are now howling around the edges of the building, making it rather chilly in the common room in some places.The innkeeper then disappears for a few minutes into the rain outside to see that the horses of his new guests are tended to by the stableboy, while his daughters serve drink and steaming hot food (and the raw meat for the cat, which the innkeepers daughter eyes warily when approaching the table) to the newcomers. They are bowing and smiling while serving the food, but seem a littel anxious until their father returns from the outside again.The locals at their tables stare openly at each of the new arrivals, as if they hadn't seen any persons from outside their little village here in years. Most don't spare more than a quick glance, though the black shape of the panther now resting near the table at the fireplace draws more than one anxious look from time to time. [Magistrate Pan Chou: Sense Motive Check result 23: you have the impression that these villagers just seem to be alittle more mistrusting towards outsiders, probably because they fear something or someone rather than meaning you ill. One&nbsp; young man in particular seems to be pretty nervous and is glacing towards your table fmore often from time to time, as if he's trying to work up the courage to come over and talk to you perhaps. But so far&nbsp; he hasn't.]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ariakor, post: 2257496, member: 8473"] The innkeeper and his daughters hurry to meet the requirements for their new guests. He adds a few extra logs to the fire in the fireplace to heat up the room a bit, as the closing storms winds are now howling around the edges of the building, making it rather chilly in the common room in some places. The innkeeper then disappears for a few minutes into the rain outside to see that the horses of his new guests are tended to by the stableboy, while his daughters serve drink and steaming hot food (and the raw meat for the cat, which the innkeepers daughter eyes warily when approaching the table) to the newcomers. They are bowing and smiling while serving the food, but seem a littel anxious until their father returns from the outside again. The locals at their tables stare openly at each of the new arrivals, as if they hadn't seen any persons from outside their little village here in years. Most don't spare more than a quick glance, though the black shape of the panther now resting near the table at the fireplace draws more than one anxious look from time to time. [Magistrate Pan Chou: [COLOR=Black]Sense Motive Check result 23: you have the impression that these villagers just seem to be alittle more mistrusting towards outsiders, probably because they fear something or someone rather than meaning you ill. One young man in particular seems to be pretty nervous and is glacing towards your table fmore often from time to time, as if he's trying to work up the courage to come over and talk to you perhaps. But so far he hasn't.[/COLOR]] [/QUOTE]

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