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table to table, the tiefling engaging in some |
distant conversation, leaving a slip of paper, |
walking to the next table. Gauging the atmosphere, |
not leaving a slip of paper, and quickly moving |
on, and then eventually your eyes meet what looks |
to be two tables with a very motley crew of |
individuals that are both awkwardly avoiding their |
own tension and currently trying to figure you |
out. |
TALIESIN: Can I tell if– where are they in the |
dispensement of the coin? Can I tell they have a |
little coin on them? Did I catch any of that? |
MATT: They’ve completed distributing, so you don’t |
see any coin, unfortunately. |
TALIESIN: Well. I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a |
group of people more in need of a good time in my |
entire life. Mollymauk Tealeaf of the Fletching |
and Moondrop Traveling Carnival of Curiosities. If |
there was ever a group of people that needed a |
good time to go out, have a laugh, see things that |
you have never seen before, and my god, take my |
word for it, one month’s time, people will be |
buying your ale to hear the tale of what you saw |
at the Traveling Carnival of Curiosities this night. |
LAURA: We saw your tent going up! We did! |
MARISHA: We were actually going to go without the |
flyer, but now we also have a flyer. |
TALIESIN: It’s just five copper. A steal. At five |
silver, it would be a steal, at five gold? Worth |
every penny. But if you’ve got the five copper to |
spend, we would happily have you all. |
LAURA: Do you perform? |
TALIESIN: Ah. I’m less of a performer and more of |
an intermediary for these parts. I do on occasion |
perform. I can read fortunes– |
LAURA: (gasps) I was going to ask if you read |
fortunes! Can you do one now? |
TALIESIN: I knew you were going to ask that. |
LAURA: (gasps) Oh my gosh, you’re so smart. Look |
at this guy, he knows everything! |
TALIESIN: I’m going to sit down at the table. |
MATT: Okay. He goes and sits down at this table, |
finishing his presentation. One of the barmaids |
comes up to you, and looks up. You’re standing |
almost a solid seven inches taller than her. |
“Miss, can I get you a drink?” |
ASHLEY: (deadpan) Yes could I have a drink, |
please. Just some ale. |
MATT: “Coming right up. Any preferences for the |
family? Baumbauch?” |
LAURA: Stay clear of Baumbauch. They’re dicks. |
MARISHA: That’s kind of true. |
ASHLEY: Just a big. |
MATT: “Husseldorf, then. All right. Be right |
back.” And she wanders off. |
TALIESIN: Well. Who has coin for a fortune? |
LAURA: Do you know my name? |
TALIESIN: What is your name? |
LAURA: Jester. |
TALIESIN: I know your name now! |
LAURA and TALIESIN: (laugh) |
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