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Griffin Prince

  1. Griffin
  2. Griffin Prince
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1.20 R
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Interlude — Songs and Wands

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1.20 R “Something else, Miss Griffin?”
1.27 R “Not until the first frosts, Lady Reinhart. In here, Miss Griffin. What will you be needing?”
1.27 R “Help yourself to anything you need, Miss Griffin! Oh, but watch out. That knife is hot.”
1.27 R “No, Lady Reinhart, the staff has accommodated your every need without the expense of a live-in [Chef] for your Celum home. That knife is meant to sear what it cuts. These are regular knives, Miss Griffin.”
1.27 R “What do we have here? Oh my! We do have a full pantry! Do you need any of this, Miss Griffin?”
1.27 R “It is one of life’s pleasures. Now, a snack. Ressa! How about some baked Yellats? Are you a fan of them, Miss Griffin?”
1.27 R “For all the money, then, Miss Griffin. Do the seas carry you home? A [Storm Sailor] or one of the Drowned Folk might walk a deck barefoot.”
1.27 R “Just a joke, Miss Griffin. I know you didn’t come from a ship. Or else someone would have known you from a port city. Well, I am stumped, and I thought I was playing the guessing-game well. That should be our [Mage]. Now for ice cream!”
1.33 R “Lie still, please, Miss Griffin. Ressa, how good are those potions?”
1.33 R “Thank you, Ressa. And thank you, Miss Griffin. Do you need another potion?”
1.33 R “That is what their report claimed. The same young woman who broke a local record running gelato to my door—fell with a wagon rolling towards her and never rolled out of the way? Just so I ask your side of the story, did that all happen too fast, Miss Griffin?”
1.33 R “By Celum’s Guildmaster. No, I quite understand. The Guildmaster—when he arrived—assured me that he had looked into the accident. And it was an accident. And that he had truth stone readings. Ressa, how does Miss Griffin look?”
1.33 R “No, Miss Griffin. I was hoping we’d speak again.”
1.33 R “I won’t deny my curiosity, Miss Griffin. But I hope you would think more of me than that. The Runner’s Guild has clearly misrepresented the truth, and this City Runner has committed a crime. In Celum, which is not ruled by me, but in Izril, which I hold near and dear to my heart, despite its warts and wrinkles. The Runner’s Guild must not be corrupt.”
1.33 R “Merely a forecast, Miss Griffin. Consider me a [Weather Mage] of sorts—albeit for people.”