Gwenhwyfar pours the coins out of the pouch and counts them by building equal stacks. "That's a hundred platinum!"
She distributes them to five portions.
Niamh takes her pile and packs it away. "Do you know where Mrs. Heidmarch is?"
"Probably in her office. If you're nice Margaret will let you visit her." Tauriell replies.
"I'm always nice!" Niamh replies. "Are you coming with me?" She asks Tauriell twinkling.
"Why should I. I already visited her." Tauriell says.
"Because I want you to come with me." Niamh says giving Tauriell a pretty-please-with-sugar-on-top look and takes her hand.
"If you ask so nicely I'll come." Tauriell replies and stands ready to go.
"Thank you!" Niamh says obviously pleased and walks out of the room. "Could you lead the way please? I don't know which way."
Tauriell leads Niamh through the park to the manor. She stops at the main door. Pointing to the door she says "Just knock and wait for Margaret."
Niamh knocks and looks at Tauriell. "Was that correct? Or was it to loud? Or too gentle?"
"Let's just wait and see." Tauriell suggests.
After a few moments the door opens and Margaret looks who is knocking. "Good afternoon. What can I do for you?"
"I'm fine, thank you. It's her." Tauriell answers pointing at Niamh.
"Good afternoon to you too." Niamh replies with a nod and a smile. "I need to speak to Mrs. Heidmarch. Would that be all right?"
"Please follow me." Margaret says and holds the door open.
"Are you going alone or shall I still come with you?" Tauriell asks.
"No, I don't need you any more. Thank you for leading the way." Niamh replies. Then she walks into the room.
"That's a lot of money." Jimmy says to Gwen.
"You're welcome." Tauriell answers raising an eyebrow. She turns around and walks back to the guest house.
"You can't say the city doesn't care about it's citizens." Gwenhwyfar replies happily.
"I am starting to get to the point that I don't know what to spend my money on."
Tauriell comes into the door and offers Jimmy "I could help you with that."
"Har har." Jimmy pretends to laugh obviously, "I'm sure I could find something to spend it on... Unless you have an idea that would be good for us all?"
"You said you're supporting your parents. We could visit them and you give it to them. It would help them for quite some time I guess." Gwenhwyfar suggests.
"That is a good idea, but I don't know when I will get to see them again. We are still quite busy here aren't we?"
"I guess so. We still have not found that second shard." Gwenhwyfar replies.
"And I am sure we will get more money before we are done."
"We could open a shop. Most of the time we don't get money but huge amounts of stuff we can't use. We left some carpets and this walking repair machine in the dungeon. I guess we could live a normal life for years by just selling the stuff we could carry out of the dungeon."
Thinking about it some more Gwenhwyfar adds "Do you think there is a market for Runelord Azlanist statues?"
"I am sure someone, somewhere would want to buy it." Jimmy says with a chuckle
"That's really exciting. We should take a look if some shop is for sale here in Magnimar. We could become shop owners like Hannah. And then we would sell antiques and potions. What would a shop cost?" Gwenhwyfar asks.
"I honestly have no idea. I also have no idea who to ask. We also wouldn't need a shop specifically, any house or building would do. Would you like to go for a walk and try find a realtor's office?" Jimmy says, Gwen's excitement infecting him
"Maybe we ask Lini first. She has a shop and maybe she can give us some advice. I've never heard of realtors before. What do they do?" Gwenhwyfar asks.
"Realtor's are people who sell houses for other people. They aren't really a thing in smaller towns but in cities you can find them. Asking Lini is a great idea." Jimmy explains
"Not now. I have to get you out of your armor still that we get into the sun before it disappears." Gwenhwyfar replies and drags Jimmy with her into their room to free him from his metal case.
"I can imagine us growing old behind the counter of a shop." Jimmy says absentmindedly as Gwen removes his armor
"The chances of growing old there are definitely higher than in a dungeon." As the last piece of armor is finally off she runs out. "Last one in the sun is a lame duck!" she calls back from the main room already.
Out of the house she runs to a nice patch with grass and lets herself fall backwards into it smiling at the sun with closed eyes.
Jimmy follows her out at a walking pace. He sits down next to her, and places her head in his lap. His fingers run through her hair as he sits and looks at her
Gwenhwyfar just lies there, holding her holy symbol and enjoys to be outside and in the sun.
"I have missed the sun on my face."
"Me too. I'm not moving an inch as long as the sun is shining on me." Gwenhwyfar replies.
"That sounds like a plan." Jimmy says laying down and fidgeting until Gwen's head is on his chest
"What are we going to do once the sun hides?" Gwenhwyfar asks.
"We could go hide ourselves inside. Or we could go try find Lini and ask about shops." Jimmy suggests
"I'd like to do something spontaneous. Something fun. Not in the house. What could we do here in this town?"
"I have no idea. I sure there are places where we could go have dinner, or dance. There will probably be people performing in whatever section of town that was." Jimmy thinks
"No, not that. We just came from such a thing. Some old tree we could climb, some city wall to walk on, a beach at the sea. I don't know something crazy to do at night." Gwenhwyfar replies excitedly.
"We could simply walk through town until we see an opportunity?"
"That would be nice." Gwenhwyfar muses.
"But let us stay in the upper part of the town."
"Well when we do decide to go, I shall follow where you lead."
As the sun slowly goes down and the shadows get longer it finally falls also where Jimmy and Gwenhwyfar lie. Gwenhwyfar sits up and looks where the last of the sun disappears behind the houses.
"Let us go to the west and see where the sun hides behind the horizon. Do you think we could get on top of the Arvensoar?"