This time Jigano was prepared when Amalia went flitting off, though he was curious, too. As Loren and Rance successfully shifted the simple, sturdy beds into each room, Jigano followed in their wake with chairs. Samuel wasn’t far behind him as they helped to furnish the six rooms, with Quanil and Ronin bringing up the rear of the little parade of happy homemakers, beds made (a tad messily, but it just made the rooms look more lived in) and curtains hung with a personal touch to make each room a little cozier for their future residents.
In the end they all piled into thepreviously Broken Room, Jigano getting a good look at the shattered window for the first time. He went over to it with a faint frown, looking at the jagged glass still in the frame. ”It looks like it was broken outwards, not inwards,” he mused thoughtfully, glancing back to the rug. ”I’ll get a patch on this until I can speak to the glazier about a permanent replacement. But as for the… blood?” He hummed thoughtfully as he used a broom handle to clear the broken glass from the frame and pulled on his mix of mastered creation, earth, and fire magics to make a replacement pane of thick glass to fit in its place.
”It looks quite old. I don’t think any dastardly deeds were done in here recently, at least. Not for many years. Though I wonder…” He looked to Amalia, Sam, and Quanil with a brow arched in curiosity, a glint of challenge in his eyes. ”Loreseekers, do you think we can find out what happened here? We’ll need to ask around with the locals, try to find out how long ago that window broke and if anyone went missing from the Settlement around that time, or needed treatment at the Infirmary. It might take weeks or more. But it sounds right up our alley.”
He turned to gathered volunteers, especially Loren, Ronin, and Rance, and placed a hand over his heart, offering a small but sincere bow. ”Thank you, all of you, for helping today. We might leave this particular room, ah, untenanted for now,” he decided with one more questioning glance at the stains. ”But the Guild owes you all a debt.” He turned to Quanil with a grin and an arched brow. ”And as a Seeker without a home of their own yet, you get first pick of the rooms. I only ask that we hold the largest room in case we get a pair who wish to room together.”
With that, the PQ to create a dormitory for Loreseekers concludes! Thank you all for participating. Quanil may choose a room at this time if they like, and the Guild has received a new mystery to pursue!
You may leave a concluding post if you wish, and the thread will be archived in a week.
In the end they all piled into the
”It looks quite old. I don’t think any dastardly deeds were done in here recently, at least. Not for many years. Though I wonder…” He looked to Amalia, Sam, and Quanil with a brow arched in curiosity, a glint of challenge in his eyes. ”Loreseekers, do you think we can find out what happened here? We’ll need to ask around with the locals, try to find out how long ago that window broke and if anyone went missing from the Settlement around that time, or needed treatment at the Infirmary. It might take weeks or more. But it sounds right up our alley.”
He turned to gathered volunteers, especially Loren, Ronin, and Rance, and placed a hand over his heart, offering a small but sincere bow. ”Thank you, all of you, for helping today. We might leave this particular room, ah, untenanted for now,” he decided with one more questioning glance at the stains. ”But the Guild owes you all a debt.” He turned to Quanil with a grin and an arched brow. ”And as a Seeker without a home of their own yet, you get first pick of the rooms. I only ask that we hold the largest room in case we get a pair who wish to room together.”
With that, the PQ to create a dormitory for Loreseekers concludes! Thank you all for participating. Quanil may choose a room at this time if they like, and the Guild has received a new mystery to pursue!
You may leave a concluding post if you wish, and the thread will be archived in a week.
