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"I suppose," Charity says, taking a bite of cereal. "There are worse alternatives."

Charity gets herself some breakfast and sits at the table. "There are a few people in town who'll keep an eye on me for you."

"Alright, I'll make sure the place stays in one piece," Charity says. "I'll cancel that wild party I had planned."

"Probably," Charity says. "Even though sensible people usually stay indoors when the weather's bad, there's always that one stupid person who decides to cause trouble."

Charity shrugs. "Sure."

Charity walks into the kitchen and grabs a piece of bread. "Good morning."

Someday I'll get my own place.

Charity smiles. "Alright, I'd better be on my way."

"Well, be safe on your trip."

"I'll manage," Charity says. "I've got work to keep me busy."

"Good morning, Rhadaya," Charity responds. "Thank you for the breakfast, Tesia."

"I didn't see her on my way down," Charity says, sipping on her coffee. "Maybe you should."

"Thanks."

"Coffee sounds good," the halfling answers.

Charity comes downstairs and into the kitchen. "Good morning, Tesia."

"I'll take a muffin too," Charity answers.

"Sure," Charity answers. "I wouldn't mind a little something. What do you have?"

"Sure," Charity says, putting the broom away.

"That's good," Charity says. "Thanks for going out for me."

Charity is busy cleaning the kitchen as Tesia and Rhadaya walk in. "Thought I'd just tidy up the place."

"In the kitchen," Charity calls out.

"Not that I can think of. Also, would you check on Pandi? She's all alone on that island," Charity says, expressing some concern.

Charity shrugs. "Nothing much happened. Oh, while you're out, could you let Lovecraft at the fort know that I'm not going out in this?"

"What books?" Charity asks.

"I would appreciate that," Charity says to Rhadaya.

Charity nods as she sips her coffee. "I just hope Toppen's alright."

"Yeah, it was fine," Charity answers. "I just cleaned up the house a little."

"Thank you."

"Coffee sounds good," Charity answers.

Charity walks into the kitchen. "Good morning, Rhadaya."

Charity opens the door. "Yes. Good morning, such as it is."

She smiles. "I might stay in today since the snow comes up to my chest..."

I've left.

Charity smiles. "Yes, I am happy. I better get going. Thank you for breakfast."

She rinses her plate in the sink before heading out the door.

"I suppose there's a part of me that misses riding out in the countryside, but I get out and about," Charity answers. "I feel more...normal now."

"I'm good," Charity answers. "Should be another easy day of work."

"I'll go with milk," Charity says.

Charity finishes fixing her hair and heads into the kitchen. "Wow, it smells really good, Tesia."

Charity yawns. "Yes, thank you."

She then heads to the bathroom to get cleaned up.

Charity walks out of her room as Tesia walks by. "Morning."

"Thanks," Charity says. "I should probably get a bath after being in those caves. G'night."

She heads out of the kitchen and upstairs.

"Nah, I'm pretty worn out," Charity says. "I might make it an early night."

"Seems that way," Charity says.

"Some weapons and a dwarven forge that Kierk is in love with now," Charity answers between bites.

"Lemonade sounds good, thanks," Charity says.

Charity walks into the kitchen. "Yeah, I'm pretty hungry. Alethiro decided to ask for some help exploring this fortress in Kierk's mines."

Charity walks in the door. "Hellooooo, are you home and dressed?"

Charity follows Pandi. "Just that we like to live in burrows and such."

"Good," Charity says, shouldering her lance. "I'm not fond of the underground...no matter what you've heard about halflings."

Charity opens the door to reveal a forge and several weapons and armors in good repair. "How'd you know?"

Charity shakes her head. "Nope."