[There wasn’t a huge crowd in the Inn of the Last Home. Popular as the place was, Solstice was a time for family and friends and, as the evening wore on, most of the patrons had gone off to celebrate the holiday in the comfort of their homes.
But for the companions, this was home. And, for once, they were all there. Tanis and Flint sat at one
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Hullo there, Tas.
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Or I could talk to him for you? He's in the kitchens, and I know exactly where those are... and I'm pretty sure him telling me to stay out was just him having a bad day.
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There's a gentleman over by the fire, the one with the mulled wine ... keep your eye on him. I think he followed us here.
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[but he shakes it off quickly enough, nodding resolutely] Of course. I can do that. Why, there was one time in Schallsea, when I had to keep an eye on this one fellow...and he was really sneaky, too. Not like this here he's not going anywhere... and I never lost him. Not once.
There was a rather close call when we ran into an incident with a dwarf and a merchant, but-
[...feel free to cut him off at any point.
At least his eyes haven't left the stranger?]
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Don't be so obvious about it!
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I'm not going to be obvious! He won't even know I'm there. It's not like this'd be the first time I did this...were'nt you listening at all?
[and, grumbling slightly, he'll slip back into the crowd to get a closer look. Which, true to his word, once he's focused on lurking, he's remarkably difficult to spot, even with the common room slowly emptying]
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As it is, she's just leaning against the wall, trying to figure out whose dream this is.]
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