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ASHLY: That’s not a bad idea. |
LIAM: Sure, we can talk to the clientele. Maybe |
you should hang back. |
SAM: I think I fit in in this town, but they might |
recognize me. |
LIAM: How do you mean? |
SAM: No, I mean, the Iron Shepherds know my face, |
but it seems like there’s so many weirdos in this |
town that, I don’t know. No one seemed to be |
looking at me funny when we walked in. Oh, wait, I |
was dressed as a gnome, that’s why. Never mind. |
(laughter) |
MARISHA: To be fair, this isn’t The Iron |
Shepherds’ hideout, we said, right? |
LIAM: Yeah, that’s outside of the city, into the |
woods. |
MARISHA: Seems like they wouldn’t come here. Rival |
family. |
ASHLY: Is it safe to say that they keep to |
themselves? |
MATT: For the most part, yeah. They only come into |
town to occasionally drink and essentially parade |
dominance. Every now and then checking in to |
assert their reputation, and if they have to do |
other bits of dirty work. They are slavers by |
normal trade, but they do other things for the |
Jagentoths, if need be. |
ASHLY: They wouldn’t feel it necessary to tell |
anyone else about us? |
MATT: You’re not entirely certain. It depends on |
if they assume they’re being chased, or they feel |
like the demonstration was enough, but you don’t |
know. |
ASHLY: All right. |
SAM: Spend the night here, then? |
LIAM: Yeah, I think so. We’ve been traveling all |
day. We stay here, we get up. We don’t know |
anything about where the Shepherds– We know |
nothing about their stronghold, just what you’re |
able to tell us, but that doesn’t tell us how many |
people are there now, what we are going to be up |
against. We talk to the Marduns tomorrow, figure |
out the next step from there. |
MARISHA: Yeah, let’s formulate a plan in the |
morning. I can’t think right now. I’m a little out |
of it. |
ASHLY: All right. Champ, she sleeps alone. No |
funny business, all right? |
MATT: “Of course not. I have a business to run.” |
SUMALEE: Thank you. |
MARISHA: I’ll take a room for myself, please. |
MATT: “All right. For a singular room rate for the |
night, that will be one gold, five silver.” |
MARISHA: I arrange for companionship and drinks. |
MATT: “Any preference of companion? We have a |
spectrum to choose from.” |
MARISHA: It feels weird going and picking someone |
out. That feels dirty. |
MATT: “Would you prefer it a surprise?” |
MARISHA: Yeah. Just make her hot, please. |
MATT: “Her. That is a preference. Very well.” Goes |
and writes something down. “Can be done. For a |
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