Banjo wrote: » "If there's something specific you have your eye on, I can see what the book reveals. Other than that those trousers are sooooo last season. It'll only take a few minutes. But then I reeeeeally have to get moving, I have a few more stops to make before nightfall."
Banjo wrote: » She commences the nuzzling. "Ok, look - what do you know about this race? I'm clueless. And how do you fit into it? And what happens to you after? And do you eat horses? And hey - do you know the shadow dudes who serve the chair downstairs? Oh, and what's in that box? And what's your name?"
Banjo wrote: » "Wow. Matter phasing? Schweet! And is that just in the race or, like, all the time, as often as you want? Cool OK, Mags, here's a list of the leads I have"
Banjo wrote: » "Come on, phase me out into the garden, I don't want to have to face those chair ghosts."
OldGoat wrote: » As he does so he muses on the number of talking animals he's met in the last few days since he was thrown into some kind of game-show for a crime he may not have committed.
Banjo wrote: » "On my way, big lizard. Hey, I thought it was the Golds sent for me. The prices you charge, I'm not sure I can afford to talk to you."
OldGoat wrote: » Mags walks over towards the temple and stops just short of it. Rather than go in stomping over any local etiquette he watches the people for a while to see how they approach and how they show reverence at the temple. He casts a eye over the instruments on the roof looking for unusual or magical properties. He also says 'Hello' to any dinosaurs passing on the off-chance that they might be sentient.
Fourier wrote: » Most of the locals just come and go, but one trader from Zassan leaves a Zassanite guitar on the porch. A single velociraptor does greet Mags. "A half Orc, where are you from?"
Fourier wrote: » "Oh no little one, I am to give you a gift, in light of all you have done" He brings a claw to his scalp and draws blood, takes a cup from a guard and pools the blood in it. Then a bit of heat and spices from the palace kitchens and he has a broth. "Drink and water and snow shall do you no harm"
OldGoat wrote: » What about yourself saur? From the shape of your jaw you're not much of a berry-eater, what brings you to the music temple?
Oh, by the way, do you know anything about some kind of race or anything connected with a race? A friend told me that there was some kind of powerup hereabouts."
OldGoat wrote: » Mags looks at his collection of instruments, his tuned armour, his hand-drum and his flute. He selects the drum, makes sure it's tuned and then tosses it high onto the roof as he saw the guitar player doing. He mumbles a prayer to whatever god may be present. "Ummm, hi god. It's me, Mags. Nice treehouse. Can I be of any service?"
Fourier wrote: » "You're right there, I just farm them" "Yeah, the race in the Eastern canyons. It decides up to half of the nation's council. A bit daft to me, but such is human custom." The temple door opens. The locals all step back from the temple or descend the nearby vines. "Invited in?" the raptor says surprised "A great honour"
Fourier wrote: » The brew tastes bitter, but still surprisingly pleasant. Retula doesn't feel much different, but is aware of a surprisingly strong magical field about her.OOC: Retula cannot drown, nor does she take environmental damage from snow and other cold weather.
OldGoat wrote: » "It would be churlish of me to refuse such an offer so. Fairwell for now 'saur. Hope your berry harvest is abundant." Mags strides into the temple, leather helmet in hand in a token gesture of reverence to whatever deity resides within.
OldGoat wrote: » Mags tootles a toot on the flute to see if the flower trumpets react.
Fourier wrote: » OOC: Performance check
Banjo wrote: » Unless he wants to chat, Retula heads on to the next waypoint.
Banjo wrote: » Retula sends the raven up and over the arch for a recce and a gawk in the windows if possible. Unless danger is apparent she checks the cottage for signs of life or danger and knocks on the door