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down and the Sour Nest is on the northeastern side |
of the city, just outside of it, so you have to |
scoot and ricochet off. |
SAM: So we’d have to go through the town just to |
get there? |
MATT: No, you could go straight to it through the |
forest, but it depends on what you want to do. If |
you’re going straight there or if you’re wanting |
to skim through Shadycreek, it’s your choice. |
MARISHA: How long after dusk has it been? |
MATT: The sun set. With that roll you made, you’ll |
be arriving at Shadycreek Run at about 10:00pm. |
LIAM: We are going to find somebody, spur of the |
moment, tell them to come with us out to the |
woods? To do a bit of dark business? |
MARISHA: Are you being facetious? I can’t tell. |
LIAM: No, I don’t know if that’s a good idea, I |
don’t like our options at the moment, any of them |
really. I feel like we don’t have– we are one |
more person than when we got our asses handed to |
us on the road, and we thought we had the upper |
hand then. Now we have one more, that is better, |
but if we go to the town and we find a couple of |
ne'er-do-wells who’ll work for coin, we are |
convincing them to come with us right away, into |
the woods. Into the woods. |
SAM: Into the woods and out of the woods? |
TALIESIN: That would be the hope, I imagine, you’d |
leave the woods once you went into the woods. I |
mean, you don’t just want to sit there. I mean, |
that’s what I do, but I’m not sure that was really |
a great decision, so, yeah, huh. |
SAM: Are you talking to us? |
TALIESIN: I’m just thinking out loud. I’ve had a |
few years to just think out loud. |
SAM: How old are you? |
MARISHA: How many seasons old are you? |
TALIESIN: Been about 100, give or take. |
SAM: But there’s four seasons? Or is it three |
seasons up here? I don’t know. |
MARISHA: 25. |
SAM: He’s between 25 and 100. |
TALIESIN: That’ll do. |
LIAM: What do you think? |
MARISHA: I’m still afraid if we roll into |
Shadycreek– once again, just pointing out what we |
are: two firbolgs, a goblin, and then some kind of |
acceptable-looking people and someone with a |
reputation. Well, by society’s standards. |
ASHLY: A lot of shade just got thrown. |
MARISHA: Look, come on! |
LIAM: If we do that, the three of us would do the |
talking, naturally. |
MARISHA: I’m just saying, we will draw attention |
to ourselves, and then we might go around asking |
people to kill the Iron Shepherds, and that might |
draw more attention to ourselves in a town that it |
feels the Iron Shepherds kind of run. Or at least |
have a better foothold in it than we do. |
ASHLY: How would this be different? That’s my |
question. One more person, sure. A healer? Sure. But– |
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