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[penderwydd]

 There is a very grim looking Celt at a table today. He's got a horn of ale and he's been nursing it for a bit now.  Next to his elbow his staff was propped against the table, and his gold inlayed harp was placed on the table. His blue cloak was hung on the back of his chair.

.... He was thinking about the events of his day. He's botherable. 

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[guppy_sandhu]

"Hey Tegid." Guppy gives him a wave as he comes over.

"You okay?"

[penderwydd]

He shook his head.

[guppy_sandhu]

"Anything I can help with?" Guppy asks, sitting down nearby.

[penderwydd]

"Alas you cannot," said Tegid somberly.

[guppy_sandhu]

"Sorry to hear that." Guppy says. "Maybe I could distract you with chocolate?"

[penderwydd]

"Perhaps," said Tegid, "How have you been?"

[guppy_sandhu]

"Busy." Guppy says. "We just had another baby a few weeks ago."

[penderwydd]

Tegid grinned despite his grim mood.

"Another? Dear brother that is good news!" he said, "Drink with me, and tell me all about it."

[guppy_sandhu]

"Thanks." Guppy grins, and gets a picture out.

"Unless you already heard about our second, yes." he adds, showing Tegid.

He orders a half pint of lager to keep in the spirit of it.

"Her name's Coral."

[penderwydd]

"What does it mean?" asked the bard happily.

[guppy_sandhu]

"It's a type of pretty plant that grows under the sea." Guppy says.

[penderwydd]

"Ah," said Tegid, "Why did you name him such?"

He's a little confused.

[guppy_sandhu]

"She's a girl, Tegid. And we wanted to keep the vaguely water-based theme of names going."

[penderwydd]

... "Oh! I am sorry, brother," laughed the Bard suddenly, " Truly it has been a long day."

[guppy_sandhu]

Guppy laughs.

"Don't worry about it. All babies look bald and ambigious at this age."