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Chapter 1.10
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Erin Solstice
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Erin stood in front of the cupboard and sighed. Loudly. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin paused and thought about that word. |
[Innkeeper]
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True, she was an [Innkeeper]. Or at least, she kept an inn relatively clean. But that didn’t make her feel better. |
Klbkch
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Klbkch. He’d put two down for his meal and Relc’s, one each time he’d come. Was that normal pricing? She guessed that if he was giving it to her, it was. |
Relc Grasstongue
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Klbkch. He’d put two down for his meal and Relc’s, one each time he’d come. Was that normal pricing? She guessed that if he was giving it to her, it was. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin dunked a plate in a bucket of water, the lye soap in her other hand. She used the dustrag to wipe at the plate, but then realized she needed a second bucket to clean everything off. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin stared at the empty pantry. She had a tiny scraping of butter left, a mostly empty jar of flour…starvation was a major issue. |
Erin Solstice
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She could always get more blue fruits, of course. But there was a limit on how many those trees had left. And there was also a limit to how many Erin was willing to keep hauling back. |
Erin Solstice
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The second, droll voice was right in her ear. Erin was sure her heart stopped for a good few seconds. She turned around and looked at Pisces. |
Pisces Jealnet
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The second, droll voice was right in her ear. Erin was sure her heart stopped for a good few seconds. She turned around and looked at Pisces. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin reached for a knife. Pisces lifted his hands instantly. |
Pisces Jealnet
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Erin reached for a knife. Pisces lifted his hands instantly. |
Erin Solstice
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He took a few rapid steps back. Erin glared at him, but only let her hand rest on the counter. Pisces looked dusty. And dirty. And sweaty. |
Pisces Jealnet
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He took a few rapid steps back. Erin glared at him, but only let her hand rest on the counter. Pisces looked dusty. And dirty. And sweaty. |
Pisces Jealnet
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The sneer was cut with genuine nervousness, but Pisces gestured upstairs smugly. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin blinked. He had dust-bunnies all over his hair and robes, which, granted, didn’t actually make him that much dirtier. She glanced towards the common room and nodded. |
Erin Solstice
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He raised a hand before Erin could say anything. |
Pisces Jealnet
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Pisces lifted his hands and put on what she supposed was his best smile. It made him no less desperate, but he spoke quickly and eloquently. A scholar? Erin supposed a [Mage] was probably scholarly. |
Erin Solstice
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Pisces lifted his hands and put on what she supposed was his best smile. It made him no less desperate, but he spoke quickly and eloquently. A scholar? Erin supposed a [Mage] was probably scholarly. |
[Mage]
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Pisces lifted his hands and put on what she supposed was his best smile. It made him no less desperate, but he spoke quickly and eloquently. A scholar? Erin supposed a [Mage] was probably scholarly. |
[Mage]
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“I assure you I would be a quite convivial guest. And I wouldn’t ask for much. In fact, you may be interested to know I am proficient in multiple schools of spellcasting. While necromancy is a—passion of mine, I have extensively studied the elementalist, illusory, and enchanting schools of magic. My level is over twenty in the general [Mage] class. Even amongst my fellow students, you would be hard-pressed to find a spellcaster as widely capable as I am. I can aid in a number of functions that would improve your inn. And I have money.” |
Erin Solstice
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Erin raised two eyebrows. One just wasn’t enough. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin snorted rudely. |
Erin Solstice
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Erin’s finger nearly jabbed him in the chest as he stepped back. The young woman raised her voice as Pisces retreated out of the kitchen. |
Pisces Jealnet
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Erin’s finger nearly jabbed him in the chest as he stepped back. The young woman raised her voice as Pisces retreated out of the kitchen. |
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