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(cheering) |
MATT: And that’s how you start it. All right. |
LAURA: So I’m leaving it to you to do that |
counting. Which is really hard for me, personally, |
but there you go. |
MARISHA: How do you split up four gold? We have |
four gold and there’s only three of us. |
LAURA: Don’t know. |
TRAVIS: Well, I actually did pretty good at that |
card game, so you can have mine. |
MARISHA: Aw. I will. Okay. |
LAURA: So two for each of us! That’s great. |
MARISHA: Oh, that’s good. One for you, two for |
me, two for– oh wait, no, wait, math doesn’t |
make sense. |
SAM: She’s your treasurer? |
MATT: This is going to go great. |
LAURA: It’s hard not being the treasurer. |
MARISHA: I’ll give two to Jester, one for you, one |
for me. And then 22 silver, that’s– |
LAURA: Tell you what, you do that math. |
MATT: While you’re counting this out and figuring |
out the division of your gains, Fjord, you glance |
about, narrowing your orcish eyes across the room, |
and you can see two other tables there are some |
gentlemen who are peering over, and as soon as |
they meet your gaze, they go right back to their |
business and completely shrink away. There’s a man |
and a hooded figure at a table immediately |
adjacent to you. The man looks rather filthy, his |
hair a bit unkempt, and he’s trying to finish his |
drink. However, the smaller halfling-looking |
figure is just glaring intently, and is slowly |
leaning in the direction of the table. |
TRAVIS: That’s creepy. Fucking disgusting. I think |
we have people watching us. |
LAURA: Who is watching us? |
TRAVIS: Well, just take a look right over there. |
SAM: Don’t arouse suspicion, but did you hear all |
that coin hit that table, Caleb? |
LIAM: I did. It’s on the table, though, so I think |
on the table it will stay. |
SAM: Yes, but we could follow them out. We could |
do the Moneypot. We could run Rat Food. We could |
do Prince and the Pauper to get it from them. We |
could try Spider Eyes. Any of those could work– |
LAURA: Are you guys staying here? |
MATT: This blue-skinned tiefling suddenly leans |
over to you at the table. |
SAM: Don’t move. Don’t move. Tieflings can only |
see movement. |
LIAM: I don’t think that’s true– |
LAURA: It’s very true, we have a hard time seeing |
things that aren’t moving, it’s very true. But I |
can hear you. You should take a bath. You know they |
have showers here. It’s possible. |
LIAM: A what now? |
LAURA: You bathe yourself in water. |
LIAM: No, I’ve bathed before, yeah, I know what a |
bath is. |
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