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floor that it looks like nobody’s thrown any coin |
into it. The tables are fairly busy, except for |
maybe two that appear to be available between the |
two of you guys, if you’d like to find a seat. |
LIAM: Okay. Sure. Is that easy to do, find a |
seat? |
MATT: Yeah, you walk over to it, you sit down. |
(laughter) |
LIAM: Is this how D&D works? |
SAM: What do we roll for? |
(laughter) |
MATT: You sit down, and due to the chaos that |
ensues around you, it takes a little while for |
Adelaine, the red-headed barmaid, to come by, and |
she scoots by the table. “I’m terribly sorry. What |
“can I get you?” |
SAM: You know, meat if you have it, but if you |
don’t, that’s okay, too. Potatoes, or bacon if |
it’s on the menu, but really anything– |
MATT: “I can get you all three, it’s fine. What |
you want?” |
LIAM: A Trost for each of us, please. |
MATT: “For breakfast? I like you. All right, two |
Trosts and a bunch of meats. Be right back.” And |
she rushes off, she pulls her hair back and ties it as |
she goes into the kitchen, getting ready for the |
midst of chaos. While you guys have a moment there |
at the table, you can hear conversation muttering |
around you, and you have a brief bit of privacy to |
discuss. |
LIAM: Yes, I need books, that’s true, but did you |
find drink yesterday? |
SAM: I have a little left in my flask. |
LIAM: How much? |
SAM: Just a couple swigs. |
LIAM: So that’s also on the to-do list, then. |
SAM: I mean, if you don’t want me to get too |
jittery, yeah. |
LIAM: All right. Okay. So we’ll do that first. |
SAM: All right. |
TRAVIS: I love her. |
(laughter) |
MATT: A short time passes before the two platters |
are rushed over and scattered across the front of |
your table with a clattering. Pile of meats there |
set for you, a little bit placed on the side, |
because you might need, especially with the look |
on your face– Adelaine gives you a glance and |
goes, “Put something in your belly.” Comes back |
and slides two Trosts to you. |
SAM: I remove my little mask, and then just go |
(eating noises). |
(laughter) |
LIAM: I take the last piece. |
MATT: As you guys are partway through your meal– |
let’s see, this would be Caleb. You notice out of |
the corner of your eye a gentleman enter the door |
looking kind of meek. Middle-age, looks |
work-hardened. He has a heavy chin-beard that is |
unkempt and a bit wild, but his eyes are warm. |
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