[Anyone near the Inn will come across what could be considered a strange sight. Hopping to and fro across the ground is a crow, obviously intent on doing something. It's a larger than average crow, every single feather perfectly in place
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Stops. Stares right back with interest.]
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What you staring at?
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And then carries on staring.]
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Staring at the piece of bread, Medivh mulls his options over before hopping over and giving it the smallest of bites. Yup, bread, nothing too special on that front. Instead of eating the piece, the crow bounces over to the person, peering up at him somewhat expectantly.]
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Bet you're fed up of it right? I feel the same way about Stew... Used to live on the stuff. Can't stomach it any-more.
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At the mention of stew, Medivh wonders if he's missing out on that front. He's already found a place away from the main village. Something to note down for later on, maybe see what's running around his new residence. Stew isn't really any kind of earth shattering news though and the crow takes a moment to preen his feathers before cawing expectantly again.]
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Got a family to look out for I'll bet. [He sighs] last bird I talked to turned out to be a friend of mine. You know? She's gone now.
I really miss her...
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Medivh had been all for moving away from the petting when North started getting interesting. Someone else who could turn into a bird? Or was it a bird who could turn into a person? A shame they'd never know since they were apparently "gone" now.
The crow gives out a caw that could be taken as a noise of understanding. Or just general birdy-ness.]
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[He pauses while he thinks about this. About her, and everyone else who has gone]
They all disappear eventually, don't they?
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It seems like North is going into some kind of moping mode, so Medivh aims a peck at the hand to snap him out of it. He's not hanging around to listen to some kid's woes.]
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Making a huffing noise the crow picks at a loose feather. He doesn't know if it's worth turning back, patting the kid on the back and wandering off or not yet.]
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[He shakes his head. Maybe it's time he stopped chatting to the bird now and actually attempted a real person]
Well, guess I'll see you around.
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