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<blockquote data-quote="Leif" data-source="post: 4359959" data-attributes="member: 48762">Felix WurstFelix serves up a steaming hot bowl of porridge to Tylara and calls for the little woman to bring a selection of fruits.&quot;Ahh, Taylor Kyle,&quot; says Felix to Kerlan, &quot;Well, as you may know, Taylor Kyle is the overseer of Twain.&nbsp; He is the younger brother of Lord Jeremy Kyle who lives in the big manor on the edge of Pembrose.&nbsp; Taylor Kyle is also in charge of the Thorfax Mines.&nbsp; The Thorfax Mines are located about 6 miles to the southwest of here in the Gaskar Hills, which are a nasty place, terrible terrain, and quite dangerous in fact!&nbsp; There are about 40 men working to produce the iron ore from the mine at any given time, which is quite a boon to Twain, let me tell you.&nbsp; When the miners get a day off, once per week, most of them come here to drink their troubles away.&nbsp; There are three of the miners at that table in the corner.&quot;&nbsp; Felix indicates three well-juiced, filthy men who are busily getting even further into their cups.&nbsp; They must have been drinking all night long to be this drunk in the morning, but you don't remember seeing them at this table last night.OOC:&nbsp; If you'll remember, you saw a statue of Lord Jeremy Kyle as soon as you got into Pembrose.&nbsp; See Post #12.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leif, post: 4359959, member: 48762"] [b]Felix Wurst[/b] Felix serves up a steaming hot bowl of porridge to Tylara and calls for the little woman to bring a selection of fruits. [color=sandybrown]"Ahh, Taylor Kyle,"[/color] says Felix to Kerlan, [color=sandybrown]"Well, as you may know, Taylor Kyle is the overseer of Twain. He is the younger brother of Lord Jeremy Kyle who lives in the big manor on the edge of Pembrose. Taylor Kyle is also in charge of the Thorfax Mines. The Thorfax Mines are located about 6 miles to the southwest of here in the Gaskar Hills, which are a nasty place, terrible terrain, and quite dangerous in fact! There are about 40 men working to produce the iron ore from the mine at any given time, which is quite a boon to Twain, let me tell you. When the miners get a day off, once per week, most of them come here to drink their troubles away. There are three of the miners at that table in the corner."[/color] Felix indicates three well-juiced, filthy men who are busily getting even further into their cups. They must have been drinking all night long to be this drunk in the morning, but you don't remember seeing them at this table last night. OOC: If you'll remember, you saw a statue of Lord Jeremy Kyle as soon as you got into Pembrose. See Post #12. [/QUOTE]

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