New in town!
Who: Tear and whoever is about
Where: Blessenwood
When: Early evening
Why: Because she's just arrived
Status: Open
Wanings: Who knows what'll happen
Tear arrived in town just as the sun was begining to set. Close up, it was a rather cute, charming little town. The architecture was similar to what could be seen in any small town in Auldrant, but, there was a hint of difference. Subtle, but there. The people, too, were almost like any you would see in a small town, and they talked just as normal. She heard bits of the conversations every now and then and was able to pick up a few things.
The town was called Blessenwood, which only confirmed her suspicions about this not being in Auldrant. She had caught mention of a guild, but it didn't stand as too important at the moment.
She saw an inn, but she had to wonder if her money would be good. It bore the emblems of countries that didn't exist here. She would have to investigate that soon enough. In the mean time, she chose to sit and look up at the tree. A short rest, maybe so she could think a little more clearly.
Where: Blessenwood
When: Early evening
Why: Because she's just arrived
Status: Open
Wanings: Who knows what'll happen
Tear arrived in town just as the sun was begining to set. Close up, it was a rather cute, charming little town. The architecture was similar to what could be seen in any small town in Auldrant, but, there was a hint of difference. Subtle, but there. The people, too, were almost like any you would see in a small town, and they talked just as normal. She heard bits of the conversations every now and then and was able to pick up a few things.
The town was called Blessenwood, which only confirmed her suspicions about this not being in Auldrant. She had caught mention of a guild, but it didn't stand as too important at the moment.
She saw an inn, but she had to wonder if her money would be good. It bore the emblems of countries that didn't exist here. She would have to investigate that soon enough. In the mean time, she chose to sit and look up at the tree. A short rest, maybe so she could think a little more clearly.