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[scots_wolf]

This man certainly follows the scent.

He's slipped through a door in a back alley of Isfahan that was supposed to lead into the underbelly of a bath house, but now, suddenly, he is in this lovely inn where the mysterious Lady Tiwa resides.

And a wonderful smell of baking, and some strange singing.

[pi_wakawaka]

"See the world, find an old fashioned girl,"

She sings as she takes out the cheese scones and puts the date scones in.

[scots_wolf]

"Interesting song, very catchy, Lady Tiwa," says the man, leaning in the doorway.

[pi_wakawaka]

"Hello, Urquhart, where and when are you today?"

[scots_wolf]

"Urquhart," he says. "Using the name so blandly has a certain something. I like it."

Beat.

"Isfahan, a bath-house, night."

[pi_wakawaka]

"That sounds pleasant. Has someone been rubbing your sore muscles? You can have a cheese scone when they're cool."

[scots_wolf]

"No," Urquhart says. "I was looking at the corridors underneath the bath, to see where I could get out."

Scouting the place for a job.

"But a cheese scone sounds good. So homely."

[pi_wakawaka]

"I hope it wasn't too cold in there. Put a kettle on and get some tea going."

[scots_wolf]

Urquhart grins, nonplussed, but then he does so.

"It's lovely and cool there," Urquhart says. "Today was quite a sweltering day in Isfahan."

[pi_wakawaka]

"I see and its been raining too much where I am."

[scots_wolf]

"Follow me out, then hop back in quite quickly, struck by the desert heat," he smiles, shaking his head. "You'll love your rain then."

[pi_wakawaka]

"No, thank you, the kitchen's hot enough for me."

[scots_wolf]

"Heh," he says. "Thought so. What other scones are you making?"

[pi_wakawaka]

"These are date scones, they're my favorite well next to chocolate ones."

[scots_wolf]

"What is chocolate?" he asks.

He approves of dates.

[pi_wakawaka]

Tiwa tosses him a piece of semi-sweet chocolate that she has out as she's considering baking something with chocolate next, "That."