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![]() "--and Fiends! Aye, he was an odd one. But our Lady Almah trusted him, so he must have been a good sort. Even if he couldn't foretell his own wagon catching on fire." The couple nod at each other resolutely. "Well, here we are, at a delicious pot of Hadrah's finest spiced stew. Mmm, mmm, smells delicious as always, dear." ![]()
![]() Hadrod takes up the story with hardly a heartbeat of a pause, "Well, it's just as Hadrah says,you know everyone was running about with buckets of water, and I was about to go and help, when lo and behold, I saw that the gate was open, and the animals were all streaming out. Spooked by the fire and the shouting, no doubt, but I'm certain I didn't leave the gate unlatched. When I looked at it after getting the animals back in, it appears to have broken. Just rotten luck, I guess. And now poor Rombard is all alone..." He shakes his head sadly. ![]()
![]() The middle-aged man who is attempting to calm the animals sees Travis's attempt, and the results, and yells irritably, "No, no, not like that! You'll just scare 'em more, a stranger going after 'em like that! Go help somewhere where you can be useful!" He gestures broadly in the direction of the burning wagon. |