Innverse Stats | The Roots (Pt. 5)

Name	Text
Mrsha	They fell for what felt like an age, compressed into a second. And as they fell, Mrsha heard a question in her head. It was in Rags’ eyes as the Goblin Chieftain leapt down, not fearless, but brave.
Rags	They fell for what felt like an age, compressed into a second. And as they fell, Mrsha heard a question in her head. It was in Rags’ eyes as the Goblin Chieftain leapt down, not fearless, but brave.
Goblin Chieftain	They fell for what felt like an age, compressed into a second. And as they fell, Mrsha heard a question in her head. It was in Rags’ eyes as the Goblin Chieftain leapt down, not fearless, but brave.
Rags	It wasn’t just because Rags was the person Mrsha had seen in the doors. The girl had realized, when she’d escaped the [Palace of Fates], that she could have told anyone.
Mrsha	It wasn’t just because Rags was the person Mrsha had seen in the doors. The girl had realized, when she’d escaped the [Palace of Fates], that she could have told anyone.
[The Palace of Fates]	It wasn’t just because Rags was the person Mrsha had seen in the doors. The girl had realized, when she’d escaped the [Palace of Fates], that she could have told anyone.
Lyonette du Marquin	Lyonette. Ishkr. Nanette. Saliss. Valeterisa, Krshia—heck, she’d even considered Teriarch and Magnolia, if she could have gotten ahold of them.
Ishkr Silverfang	Lyonette. Ishkr. Nanette. Saliss. Valeterisa, Krshia—heck, she’d even considered Teriarch and Magnolia, if she could have gotten ahold of them.
Nanette Weishart	Lyonette. Ishkr. Nanette. Saliss. Valeterisa, Krshia—heck, she’d even considered Teriarch and Magnolia, if she could have gotten ahold of them.
Saliss Oliwing	Lyonette. Ishkr. Nanette. Saliss. Valeterisa, Krshia—heck, she’d even considered Teriarch and Magnolia, if she could have gotten ahold of them.
Valeterisa Imarris	Lyonette. Ishkr. Nanette. Saliss. Valeterisa, Krshia—heck, she’d even considered Teriarch and Magnolia, if she could have gotten ahold of them.
Krshia Silverfang	Lyonette. Ishkr. Nanette. Saliss. Valeterisa, Krshia—heck, she’d even considered Teriarch and Magnolia, if she could have gotten ahold of them.
Teriarch	Lyonette. Ishkr. Nanette. Saliss. Valeterisa, Krshia—heck, she’d even considered Teriarch and Magnolia, if she could have gotten ahold of them.
Magnolia Reinhart	Lyonette. Ishkr. Nanette. Saliss. Valeterisa, Krshia—heck, she’d even considered Teriarch and Magnolia, if she could have gotten ahold of them.
Mrsha	Mrsha was sure that any of them would have had a use for this place. So why Rags? The answer was simple:
Rags	Mrsha was sure that any of them would have had a use for this place. So why Rags? The answer was simple:
Mrsha	Other people could find a use for this place. They would have splendidly intelligent or cunning ideas of how to use the power to see fates. Doubtless, they’d tell Mrsha she was very smart for coming to them, take the [Palace of Fates], and do something important with it.
[The Palace of Fates]	Other people could find a use for this place. They would have splendidly intelligent or cunning ideas of how to use the power to see fates. Doubtless, they’d tell Mrsha she was very smart for coming to them, take the [Palace of Fates], and do something important with it.
Lyonette du Marquin	…None of them needed this place. Goblins did. In Lyonette’s good, earnest concern for the inn and everyone in it, she’d warn Rags about the future and do her best, Mrsha was sure. But it was Goblins who kept dying.
Rags	…None of them needed this place. Goblins did. In Lyonette’s good, earnest concern for the inn and everyone in it, she’d warn Rags about the future and do her best, Mrsha was sure. But it was Goblins who kept dying.
Mrsha	…None of them needed this place. Goblins did. In Lyonette’s good, earnest concern for the inn and everyone in it, she’d warn Rags about the future and do her best, Mrsha was sure. But it was Goblins who kept dying.
Mrsha	Mrsha had a strange relationship with Goblins. It was like Durene’s, in a way. Mrsha had once heard Durene say that she hadn’t forgiven Goblins for attacking Riverfarm and killing her friends. She just didn’t try to murder them.
Durene Faerise	Mrsha had a strange relationship with Goblins. It was like Durene’s, in a way. Mrsha had once heard Durene say that she hadn’t forgiven Goblins for attacking Riverfarm and killing her friends. She just didn’t try to murder them.
Mrsha	Mrsha had a strange relationship with Goblins. It was like Durene’s, in a way. Mrsha had once heard Durene say that she hadn’t forgiven Goblins for attacking Riverfarm and killing her friends. She just didn’t try to murder them.
Durene Faerise	Mrsha had a strange relationship with Goblins. It was like Durene’s, in a way. Mrsha had once heard Durene say that she hadn’t forgiven Goblins for attacking Riverfarm and killing her friends. She just didn’t try to murder them.

Mrsha

They fell for what felt like an age, compressed into a second. And as they fell, Mrsha heard a question in her head. It was in Rags’ eyes as the Goblin Chieftain leapt down, not fearless, but brave.

Rags

They fell for what felt like an age, compressed into a second. And as they fell, Mrsha heard a question in her head. It was in Rags’ eyes as the Goblin Chieftain leapt down, not fearless, but brave.

Goblin Chieftain

They fell for what felt like an age, compressed into a second. And as they fell, Mrsha heard a question in her head. It was in Rags’ eyes as the Goblin Chieftain leapt down, not fearless, but brave.

Rags

It wasn’t just because Rags was the person Mrsha had seen in the doors. The girl had realized, when she’d escaped the [Palace of Fates], that she could have told anyone.

Mrsha

It wasn’t just because Rags was the person Mrsha had seen in the doors. The girl had realized, when she’d escaped the [Palace of Fates], that she could have told anyone.

[The Palace of Fates]

It wasn’t just because Rags was the person Mrsha had seen in the doors. The girl had realized, when she’d escaped the [Palace of Fates], that she could have told anyone.

Lyonette du Marquin