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LAURA: It’s because you smell really bad, and it’s |
wafting over this direction. I’m just letting you |
know. I would hate if I smelled that bad and |
someone didn’t tell me. |
LIAM: I’ve only just met you. |
LAURA: Hi! I’m Jester. |
LIAM: Hi, I’m Caleb. |
LAURA: Nice to meet you, Caleb. How much silver |
did I just get? |
MARISHA: Seven! |
LAURA: Woo! |
(laughter) |
MARISHA: And 16 copper. Aren’t you all jealous? |
SAM: Morning. |
MARISHA: Morning. |
MATT: Make a perception check, Beauregard and |
Jester. |
LAURA: Whoa. |
LIAM: Are you checking your DnD Beyond specs? |
MARISHA: I am, I’m adding my– |
LAURA: 22. I haven’t even flipped over my |
character sheet yet. This is crazy. |
MARISHA: 19. |
MATT: Okay. The somewhat meek female halfling |
who’s now suddenly very reserved, and not as |
filthy as the human compatriot that she keeps, |
seems less and less halfling the more you glance |
in her direction. The ears are folded inward but |
elongated, the tinges of green to the skin, and |
with the little words that have poked through her |
lips, you can see what appear to be teeth more jagged |
than expected of the half-folk. |
MARISHA: I just shout over and I say, good |
morning, in Halfling. |
SAM: I know Halfling, right? Yes. I’ll shout back, |
top of the morning to you. |
(laughter) |
MARISHA: Would you like a coffee? I’d love to buy |
you a coffee. |
SAM: We’ve got– free coffee? Yeah, yeah, I’ll |
take it. Sure. Thank you. |
TRAVIS: You’re being mighty fucking friendly. They |
were looking at our coin. |
MARISHA: Why can’t they have been looking at me? |
Maybe they were looking at me. |
TRAVIS: I didn’t think of that. |
MARISHA: Maybe they were looking at you. As Jester |
said, you’re handsome. |
LIAM: Just– |
LAURA: Yes? |
LIAM: Nott. |
SAM: He said “Jest”. |
LAURA: I just thought you said my name, is all. |
MARISHA: Oh, I said your name. Oh, they might have |
said your name, too. |
LIAM: Never mind, never mind. Could I get another |
Trost over here, please? |
SAM: Two, please, right away. |
MATT: Eventually Adelaine comes by and brings two |
fresh Trosts to the table, glancing about at the |
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