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| You go shopping around Estali and find some nice stuff, enjoying an evening of the best that the capital has to offer. Boamund sees that there are horse races scheduled for the night, sponsored by the Galanini of the Sun Temple (Ehilm), so he and Bog and Fraud check it out while Shrett goes snooping around, asking about Black Eyes but no one knows of them. Except one: a young Pralori mercenary reacts with fear at the mention of a Telmori shaman Black Eyes, says that such a thing does not sound good and he’d not want to know more of that. Shrett tries to keep him around talking with some kind words and coin, but the Pralori just takes the coin and bolts. Shrett easily tails him back to a camp of Pralori, where he has headed into a tent, and Shrett carefully sneaks up to the back of the tent to listen. He catches the end of a conversation about him, how he is some suspicious stranger asking about Hykimi shamans, but they don’t find it too upsetting then they turn conversation over to the fact that there is a procession of the Ancient Beast Society that night from the east to west gates of Estali. Twilight comes. | You go shopping around Estali and find some nice stuff, enjoying an evening of the best that the capital has to offer. Boamund sees that there are horse races scheduled for the night, sponsored by the Galanini of the Sun Temple (Ehilm), so he and Bog and Fraud check it out while Shrett goes snooping around, asking about Black Eyes but no one knows of them. Except one: a young Pralori mercenary reacts with fear at the mention of a Telmori shaman Black Eyes, says that such a thing does not sound good and he’d not want to know more of that. Shrett tries to keep him around talking with some kind words and coin, but the Pralori just takes the coin and bolts. Shrett easily tails him back to a camp of Pralori, where he has headed into a tent, and Shrett carefully sneaks up to the back of the tent to listen. He catches the end of a conversation about him, how he is some suspicious stranger asking about Hykimi shamans, but they don’t find it too upsetting then they turn conversation over to the fact that there is a procession of the Ancient Beast Society that night from the east to west gates of Estali. Twilight comes. | ||
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| One of the Lord’s personal guard explains: Only the Lord’s guards may be armed and armoured on the cruise. If you were too, you’d stand out as very unusual, for newcomers to town with no clear connections warranting such extreme armaments. You must leave your gear (except minor things like jewelry or such) in the treasury at the manor; it is guarded by an armed knight outside and a Rokari essence inside, so it is very safe. You consent. Inside the treasury, you catch a glimpse of a large, stunning onyx: curved to a point at the top end, and broader but jagged at the other. This matches his family heraldry on display around Carbo. Your gear is locked away, although Fraud is sure to slip that black dagger into his clothes. You are dressed in finery; even Bog squeezes into some clothes more suited to a young man. | One of the Lord’s personal guard explains: Only the Lord’s guards may be armed and armoured on the cruise. If you were too, you’d stand out as very unusual, for newcomers to town with no clear connections warranting such extreme armaments. You must leave your gear (except minor things like jewelry or such) in the treasury at the manor; it is guarded by an armed knight outside and a Rokari essence inside, so it is very safe. You consent. Inside the treasury, you catch a glimpse of a large, stunning onyx: curved to a point at the top end, and broader but jagged at the other. This matches his family heraldry on display around Carbo. Your gear is locked away, although Fraud is sure to slip that black dagger into his clothes. You are dressed in finery; even Bog squeezes into some clothes more suited to a young man. | ||
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