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stoicsentry: "As you please, my friend," Halstead remarks. "Just give me a moment."

Ten minutes pass.

"There you are," he remarks, placing the mug before you.
"My, that was fast!" Drennan beams at the innkeeper, while nonchalantly fishing out the corpse of an unlucky fly from his mug and putting some tea leaves in instead.

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pi4t: Chalael turns away from observing the conversation between the dark-haired man and the woman, and walks over to the newcomer:

'Excuse me, but you look familiar, and I believe we may have something in common. Perhaps you would like to join me?' So saying, he gestures to his table. His accent, now he is speaking more loudly for the first time, seems...unusual, as if it were not his first language.
Drennan shakes his head slowly and says, "I am afraid you are mistaken, good sir. I will, however, gladly accept your invitation." He puts his mug on Chalael's table and sits down.
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drennan: Drennan shakes his head slowly and says, "I am afraid you are mistaken, good sir. I will, however, gladly accept your invitation." He puts his mug on Chalael's table and sits down.
'Strange. I'm sure I saw you passing on the road outside my window many times a few years ago, when I was - still at home' Chalael interrupts himself hastily. He'd obviously been intending to say something else at the end of his sentence, but had stopped himself just in time.

Chalael goes on to make a few generic, and fairly dull, remarks about places and people.
Post edited December 21, 2012 by pi4t
A lone figure sits at a corner table back to the wall his visage obscured by the shifting shadows cast by the meager light from the central fireplace and well worn candles at each of the wooden tables that fill the room. He seems to go unnoticed as he carefully studies and contemplates the numerous patrons that have come to visit Halstead's this evening. It has been some time since Azaghail-Kain has been surrounded by this many people and it makes him very uneasy and wary. He slowly sips the mead from his cup as he continues his methodical observation of his surroundings.
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Balazs: A tall, dark-haired man wearing a somewhat shabby looking robe enters the tavern. He greets Halstead with a wide smile. "How long has it been? I missed you almost as much as your beer," he says, and orders two glasses of the golden beverage, inviting the mysterious woman to join him.
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stoicsentry: Halstead eyes you with delight. "Dezső!" he exclaims.

"A pleasure, as usual," he adds, handing you two mugs of beer.

"My thanks," the mysterious woman says, pulling up a chair to join you, "but I must refuse the drink."

"I have to keep my wits about me," she adds, ordering herself a tea and sitting down to chat with you.

The hood remains over her head as she stared down at her cup of tea.
"Few people from around here refuse a drink," says Dezső, "especially if it's been made by Halstead. I'm guessing you're to this town, aren't you? Also," he says after taking a sip of his drink, "couldn't you remove your hood? I bet you'd look a lot nicer without it."
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pi4t: 'Strange. I'm sure I saw you passing on the road outside my window many times a few years ago, when I was - still at home' Chalael interrupts himself hastily. He'd obviously been intending to say something else at the end of his sentence, but had stopped himself just in time.

Chalael goes on to make a few generic, and fairly dull, remarks about places and people.
Drennan laughs heartily and points at Chalael's drink. "That stuff you're drinking might be the clouding your mind. At first I thought it was cow's milk, but it sure doesn't smell like it."
Chalael sniffs at his drink rather worriedly, before introducing himself by name. 'Well, I'm very pleased to meet you, even if I was obviously wrong about having seen you. It's strange, I was sure that I recognised you. We should discuss it more sometime. In the meantime, though, it's rather late to be having this conversation in a crowded tavern, so I think I'm going to bed. Room 12, wasn't it?' So saying, Chalael finishes his glass, and walks to the stairs.
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stoicsentry: "Ah," says Halstead. "You do sound familiar. The room will be 2 gold pieces, my friend Lodex will show you the way when you're ready."

"The beer? That's on the house," he adds, pouring you a large mug, "sound good?"
Dorev gladly accepts the beer that Halstead has given him. Beers on the house should always be accepted, especially if they are good.
~Even though he is a commoner, his beer is good.~

While he is drinking, many other people enter the Inn. Dorev looks around and sees Deszõ, who he seems to remember from somewhere. As the guy is talking with that mysterious woman, he decides not to interrupt them at the moment.
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Balazs: "Few people from around here refuse a drink," says Dezső, "especially if it's been made by Halstead. I'm guessing you're to this town, aren't you? Also," he says after taking a sip of his drink, "couldn't you remove your hood? I bet you'd look a lot nicer without it."
She pauses, hood remaining on head. Leaning forward, she whispers in your ear. After finishing her tea quickly, she rises and stands once more against the wall, her face still covered.

OOC: Check your private messages in a minute.
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Balazs: "Few people from around here refuse a drink," says Dezső, "especially if it's been made by Halstead. I'm guessing you're to this town, aren't you? Also," he says after taking a sip of his drink, "couldn't you remove your hood? I bet you'd look a lot nicer without it."
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stoicsentry: She pauses, hood remaining on head. Leaning forward, she whispers in your ear. After finishing her tea quickly, she rises and stands once more against the wall, her face still covered.

OOC: Check your private messages in a minute.
Dezső finished beer quietly, pondering the new information. Then, once the glass is empty, he walk over to Dorev, who seems slightly familiar to him. "Have we met before?" he asks, "Or do I just have a horrible memory when it comes to faces?"
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As Deszõ approaches him, Dorev leans nonchalant against the counter, thinking from where he remembers that man.
"Well," he answers, "you have been here before, as have I. It's possible we've seen each other here, though it has been a lot of time since I last was here." He waits to drink from his beer - it is delicious.
"But I'm a travelling bard, an artist, the best songwriter in the surroundings, so we may have also seen each other somewhere else. Where have you already been?"
~Could it be I know this man from here, from the village? I hope I don't... I'd rather be a stranger~
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sibberke: As Deszõ approaches him, Dorev leans nonchalant against the counter, thinking from where he remembers that man.
"Well," he answers, "you have been here before, as have I. It's possible we've seen each other here, though it has been a lot of time since I last was here." He waits to drink from his beer - it is delicious.
"But I'm a travelling bard, an artist, the best songwriter in the surroundings, so we may have also seen each other somewhere else. Where have you already been?"
~Could it be I know this man from here, from the village? I hope I don't... I'd rather be a stranger~
"It'd be easier to list the places I haven't been to," replies Dezső. "I travel a lot to study - mostly how magic is used in various cultures, but also the different people. Hell, I even know a thing or two about music myself," he continues. "How about we share another drink and maybe find out where we may have met?"
"Another beer? Why not! You won't find better beer anywhere around!" Dorev waves to Halstead, ordering two bears, and then walks to a table.
"I talk better when sitting down." He leans back. stretching his limbs out. He suddenly realizes he hadn't sat down yet.
"So", he continues, trying to learn more about about Deszõ, "what's your favourite place in this world?" Dorev is sure this could be an interesting talk, as the man in front of him surely is a smart guy. They apparently even shared some interests, music and, in a lesser extent, cultures.
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sibberke: "Another beer? Why not! You won't find better beer anywhere around!" Dorev waves to Halstead, ordering two bears, and then walks to a table.
"I talk better when sitting down." He leans back. stretching his limbs out. He suddenly realizes he hadn't sat down yet.
"So", he continues, trying to learn more about about Deszõ, "what's your favourite place in this world?" Dorev is sure this could be an interesting talk, as the man in front of him surely is a smart guy. They apparently even shared some interests, music and, in a lesser extent, cultures.
"That's a tough question," Dezső beings his reply, "but I'd have to say, it's Skip Village. I've always liked being in nature, but even better than the trees are those little, magical creatures who live there. How about you?"
Lodex wanders into the bar and posts a new "job" on the "job board."

THE PALLADIAL STADIUM IS SEEKING BRAVE ADVENTURERS. Team together to fight artificial enemies for the entertainment of our guests! Get some experience! Win great prizes! Cleric on hand to resurrect the fallen!

OOC: This is a combat-oriented co-operative event. Any number of characters may register. For those who prefer non-combat quests, one will be coming shortly!!!

LINK IS HERE.
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stoicsentry: "Greetings," Halstead says. "Can I fill that flask up for ye?"
For what seems like an eternity, Samuel Drabek stares in the direction of the voice, before realising the opportunity to bend the ear of Halstead with one of his tales has just presented itself to him.

Samuel saunters over to the bar and places his flask on the counter.

"Say, friend, did I ever tell you about the time I took on five Itaxian Lords ...?"