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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Telsar" data-source="post: 1780268" data-attributes="member: 18837">At an inn at the outskirts of the cityThe stablehand looks very grateful for the coins, and says to Sunedilar, “Of course sir, I’ll be right back with your mount, sir.”  As he stands there waiting, the warrior wonders if perhaps his smell is getting stronger; he definitely smells something strong,  But then he hears someone clearing their throat, and swirling around he sees the source of the new smell: a creature, by it’s height and build, probably a dwarf, covered in thick matted hair that seems to grow from everywhere.  As the creature speaks, he realizes it’s female. “You’ve been sticking your nose somewhere it didn’t belong, didn’t you?  I could smell it from blocks away.  What’s the matter?  The ruins aren’t going to be enough for you, so you had to hit a few shops first?”The dwarf stands there some 15 feet away, with no visible weapons, although she does have a rather large backpack on.  Before Sunedilar can decide what to do about this character that seems to know so much of his plans and activities, the stablehand comes back with his horse.  The horse snorts, apparently not happy with the smell of either him or the dwarf, who says “Ah good!  I didn’t want to walk back to camp.  Shall we be off?”  The man with Sunedilar’s horse quickly bows to them and retreats back into the stables.In a prison cellAfter a few hours of waiting, which feels much longer with nothing to do, Aligor hears someone walking up to his cell door, unlocking and then opening it.  Carrying the lantern from the hallway and coming in the door is Lieutenant Modrin, of the city guard, whom Aligor met the previous day at Brie’s.  He has a sword at his side, sheathed, and is wearing a chain shirt.  He shuts the door again, and the dwarf can hear someone locking it from the other side.  Modrin says cheerily, “Hello again, sorry for the delay, been a busy morning.  Seems the Night of Bloody Terror wasn’t enough, some decided there needed to be some more killing during the daylight hours.  Including you.”  He smiles at Aligor, then says “Is there anything you’d care to volunteer before I get to my questions?”[Note- I probably won’t have much going on in the forest until Sunedilar gets back there (unless it looks like he won’t make it for some reason), but any RPing and/or planning is fine, including Accalon telling the party about Brie’s mission, if he wants them to know (and if you need me to remind you of the details, what little there were, I will).And I was waiting on T’aria to make sure she took a room at the Cubbyhole.  If GFA just can’t post, that’s fine; her stuff will probably be very solo for awhile; I just want to make sure she’s not waiting on a post from me.]</blockquote>

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