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Longman said:
(PS didn't actually name any items for Elizabeth so assume I bought those for her, and she can cross of her own coin?)

Yes that's fine. We can pretend that William got the stuff Elizabeth wanted and Woe can cross off 1 silver shilling for it from her sheet.

Joscelyn wakes up in his room uncertain how he arrived there but his head is clear again and it is still mid afternoon.

(OOC: The Inn's in-house cleric treated him for a hangover.)

Woe wrote:How is Shaha doing? Is she recovering or still the same?

After a while you feel the girl begin to waken and then squirm a little. She blinks suddenly and sits up in alarm.

Opening the pouch at her side she draws out a small crystal that looks like nothing more than a largish marble. Looking into it she pales and with a trembling hand puts it back in it's place before looking at Elizabeth.

"There is no time. The Mist is already close. Closer than I or my...had thought possible. Quickly. Gather the others and bring them here."

(OOC: Heh. If this doesn't get the ball rolling nothing will.)

"Yes milady. I'll get them. Here, you may want to put these on as well. You'll blend in better " She offers the traveling clothes to Shaha and goes to get the others. She'll lock the door behind her (I'll assume she has a key) and will knock before entering again.

When you come back you find the door open and Shaha sitting cross-legged on the bed in the clothing you gave her.

Did that tea ever arrive?


Closing the door after everyone is inside, Elizabeth waits for Shaha to talk more about the Mist and time remaining.

Edward comes to the room and moves to sit by a window so he can listen to the Lady and enjoy the sight of the green grounds below.

Alorne speaks up "her condition is troubling indeed. As we have gathered this mist seems dangerous however we have not come any closer to preventing it. Those shards, yes those shards...I believe that first light we should work together to search for them"
(there where shardy things we had to collect right or am I getting muddled? )

William comes into the room and stays by the door, listening in but also keeping an eye out in the corridor for snoops.

(OOC: Heh. If this doesn't get the ball rolling nothing will.)

(Nice work.)