there's light at the edge of the darkness
News of the traveling merchant spread through the Hollowed Grounds quickly, as evidenced by the crowd that had already shown up by the time Loren arrived. He surveyed the people there, a bottle in his hand, and a sack slung across his back. Inside the bag he had children’s toys and women’s clothes, odds and ends that Zariah, Edrei, Beatrix, and Jace wouldn’t be needing or using anymore.
Spotting some familiar faces, he made his way towards them. Slowing at the sight of Ronin for a brief moment, the Launceleyn took a deep breath, before forging ahead. Coming up on the other side of the other three men who were currently clumped together, the summoner smiled at Remi, Ronin, and finally the bard in turn. Loren was just in time to catch the tail-end of the white-haired man’s words about the happily married couple.
Nodding, the Launceleyn smiled at the merchant, who seemed to be well-known to those assembled. ”I can second that.” As far as the summoner knew, they were strangers but if they met and this narrator forgot, he is deeply sorry. Looking over the wares on display, he found his eyes lingering on one. ”However, I'll take some extra luck as well. I’ll trade you a bottle of wine and a teddy bear for the lucky rabbit’s foot.” He set the sack down and pulled out the bear in question, which was well-worn.
Loren offers a bottle of wine and a teddy bear for the lucky rabbit’s foot.
Spotting some familiar faces, he made his way towards them. Slowing at the sight of Ronin for a brief moment, the Launceleyn took a deep breath, before forging ahead. Coming up on the other side of the other three men who were currently clumped together, the summoner smiled at Remi, Ronin, and finally the bard in turn. Loren was just in time to catch the tail-end of the white-haired man’s words about the happily married couple.
Nodding, the Launceleyn smiled at the merchant, who seemed to be well-known to those assembled. ”I can second that.” As far as the summoner knew, they were strangers but if they met and this narrator forgot, he is deeply sorry. Looking over the wares on display, he found his eyes lingering on one. ”However, I'll take some extra luck as well. I’ll trade you a bottle of wine and a teddy bear for the lucky rabbit’s foot.” He set the sack down and pulled out the bear in question, which was well-worn.
Loren offers a bottle of wine and a teddy bear for the lucky rabbit’s foot.
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