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ASHLEY: Oh, I did actually want to see that map. |
TALIESIN: I’ll meet you there. Actually, you know |
what? I want to see you see that map. |
ASHLEY: I think that’s a great idea. Seeing me see |
a map is something pretty special. |
TALIESIN: It’s gorgeous. It’s fabulous. |
MATT: You guys, where are you heading off to? |
LIAM: I have two places to go. The first, we’re |
going to the Burnished Bibelots. The second is a |
surprise. But I know that I whisked you away in a |
hurry the other day and you weren’t done |
browsing. |
SAM: That sounds lovely and I would like to browse |
there again, but, honestly, Caleb, I am very |
worried about you. You have passed out twice in |
the last few days, and unless we get you a healing |
potion, there is no promise that you will still be |
alive tomorrow. I think we should go to Natural |
Remedies. You distract the owner while I go in the |
back and I steal a healing potion. It’s the only |
way to guarantee your safety. |
LIAM: Maybe that’s the third place that we go. I |
will point out your point, which was that these |
crazy bastards are very distracting and strange, |
yeah? |
SAM: Yes! |
LIAM: So they could be my healing potion, you |
know? We’ll talk about it. Third place. So, drag |
her off to the Burnished Bibelots. Boom, in the |
door. |
MATT: You head inside. It looks as chaotic as you |
left it. You see what looks to be a small bowl of |
heated porridge that’s gathered on the counter, |
and cross-legged on top is the fantastic gnomish |
purveyor of the interior, Oglen. “Hello?” |
LIAM: Good day to you, sir! |
MATT: “Good day to you as well.” |
LIAM: I give Nott a little shove over towards the |
shelves and walk up to him, right up to the |
counter. What are you eating there? That looks |
good. |
MATT: “Breakfast.” |
LIAM: All right, yeah. That’s what that is. You |
know, I wanted to thank you for the book. I don’t |
know if you read it yourself, but I read it cover |
to cover quickly. It was fascinating and very |
useful. |
[aside, quietly] I hope you’re doing stuff over there. |
MATT: “All sales are final!” |
LIAM: Well, here’s the thing. I have read this |
book and loved it, and if you would like to |
purchase it for the low, low price of one gold, |
you can sell it again. You sold it to me for |
three. You have it back for one. You can turn a |
profit. |
MATT: Make a persuasion check. |
LIAM: Natural 20. |
MATT: You watch as some of the porridge is |
spilling out the side of his mouth, and he rubs it |
off. “All right.” And he pulls a gold coin out of |
his pouch. |
LIAM: That is a good decision, and it was a good |
book. I am grateful for the knowledge you have |
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