Rentok: You can not understand the language but you can tell that the voices are lower.
RivalGrace: After you calm down from the sneezing fit you can see a younger boy in the window cleaning up the pepper and placing it back into the barrel. The elder man is standing in the doorway. He looks at you and asks what it was that you were seeking before the mishap.
Lionel makes his way to the temple, thinking on the fact that his old 'friends could be nearby, and that they might have been the ones to help the caravan. A part of him secretly wished that he could find them, but he know that as long as 'the Lady' knows where his sister is, he would need to be careful and wait.
Tacet, flushing a deep shade of red after the mishap, can barely look Frontan in the eye. Mustering up the will to banish the recent and embarrassing memory from her mind she begins to explain:
"You see, sir, I found this posting. It requested someone to gather herbs. Would it be possible for me to take up this quest?"
Faerra stays hidden and waits for the voices to pass them by. She remains alert to any sort of indication that she or Maddie has been spotted, like a change in tone, or if the voices stop on the path, or leave the path.
Rentok: The voices slowly die away as they continue down the path away from you now. Soon they can no longer be heard as the sound of their footsteps continue to fade away.
Thomaslee: You head over to the temple of Pelar. It is the biggest temple in the village reaching a total of three stories high. As you enter the temple a young lady approaches you and asks you your will.
RivalGrace: Frontan looks hard at you and tells you that yes he still needs people to go outside of the city and pick herbs for him. HE will tell you that they are not easy to find and that there are creatures in the dessert that like the taste of humanoid flesh. Are you still interested?
Faerra stands, cautiously, a hand on her axe, just in case. She heads back to the road to make sure no one is there, and motions for Maddie that they can keep going.
"We should be able to cover a little more ground before dawn, I think. Could you understand what those people were saying?"