soulofeden
Untangling yarn somewhere
FAIN
the chameleon
Over an hour had passed since Fain had first entered the rowdy, lantern-lit Hall and tucked herself against a wall by the front door. It had been an interesting time observing the individuals that hid themselves away in crowds, especially in a place like a Hunters' Guild, where personalities were as varied as the colors of foliage during harvest season. The observance period was less about spying on strangers and more about ensuring her anonymity -- the city of Colby wasn't so far away from Arksall, after all, and she had to make sure that there weren't any disgruntled ex-targets lurking about the place. She'd been there long enough now, however, that she could be almost certain she wouldn't be recognized, and therefore a shift in appearance would not be necessary.
She hoisted herself away from the wall of the Hall and began to make her way through the crowd. She could tell that she was dehydrated, but from her previous observations, it seemed that some thirsty adventurers were served -- rather unhappily still -- by the bartender, while some were turned away and not served at all. It had to be a matter of exclusivity -- only those that belonged to the Guild could take advantage of the taps, yes?
She had followed the plan she'd devised to absolute perfection thus far and was not about to be deterred by a dry mouth. There could be no more work for her in Arksall after what happened with the local Thieves Guild there, so she'd have to find work outside the city.
That's where my employment here comes in.
She'd overheard a bard telling inquisitive adventurers where to find the Guild Master for questions about admittance as he shuffled the scrolls in front of him just moments before, so she headed over to the side of the Hall with the Quest Board and stood behind a small group of people that had gathered around an older, brutish sort of woman with an air of respect and an obvious gait of power. When the majority of the group had collected their quest postings and shuffled away, Fain took a step up towards Beryl and said,
She hoisted herself away from the wall of the Hall and began to make her way through the crowd. She could tell that she was dehydrated, but from her previous observations, it seemed that some thirsty adventurers were served -- rather unhappily still -- by the bartender, while some were turned away and not served at all. It had to be a matter of exclusivity -- only those that belonged to the Guild could take advantage of the taps, yes?
She had followed the plan she'd devised to absolute perfection thus far and was not about to be deterred by a dry mouth. There could be no more work for her in Arksall after what happened with the local Thieves Guild there, so she'd have to find work outside the city.
That's where my employment here comes in.
She'd overheard a bard telling inquisitive adventurers where to find the Guild Master for questions about admittance as he shuffled the scrolls in front of him just moments before, so she headed over to the side of the Hall with the Quest Board and stood behind a small group of people that had gathered around an older, brutish sort of woman with an air of respect and an obvious gait of power. When the majority of the group had collected their quest postings and shuffled away, Fain took a step up towards Beryl and said,
"I don't suppose this austere Guild has room for another Hunter, aye?"
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