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Message: <blockquote data-quote="covaithe" data-source="post: 4441821" data-attributes="member: 46559">[sblock=Gildrim]She listens with interest to your description of Sister Anemone, but when you start talking about your quest, she begins gathering low-hanging and fallen fruit, keeping only one pointed ear cocked your way.  With the deftness of long practice, she uses a tiny dagger to peel the skin off of a number of berries, crushing them into enough pulp to fill several cupped leaves.  She arranges more handfuls of berries on broad leaves near the pond.  It makes an attractive spread, though perhaps not very filling for individuals of larger stature."I wonder where your friends are," she remarks as she works.  "I hope nothing happened to them."ooc:  If you want to say anything more to her, a few minutes pass before Erf and Ter-raen arrive, and we can insert it here.  [/sblock]Erf remembers the locations of several clumps of small, brightly colored wildflowers near the water's edge, and takes only a few minutes to assemble a rather attractive (though slightly soggy) bouquet, despite Ter-raen's attempts to "help".  (ooc:  craft(flower arranging) checks of <a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/1708683/" target="_blank">20 and 5</a>, just for the heck of it)When the two return through the house, they find Gildrim and Kshatrya sitting cross-legged next to the pool.  There are a number of broad leaves in front of them, on which are arranged freshly picked berries and several smaller leaves that curve in a shape like a low bowl, filled with a murky liquid.  "Erf!  Ter-raen!  I'm so glad you're back!  We started to worry for you.  What kept you?  And where is your friend?"  Kshatrya says, rising gracefully to her feet.  [sblock=Ter-raen, Erf][sblock=Spot DC 23]As you come back in, you see another Nixie crouching, very still, in the hollow between two shrubs.[/sblock][/sblock]</blockquote>

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