NPC - Ameiko Kaijitsu -'s page

Ameiko Kaijitsu seems very depressed, and thankfully accepts Delin Chiri help, healing and moral support.
"Please tell your companions you will always have a room at the Rusty Inn. Is the least I can do to thank you."

Sorry for the delay...
Ameiko is in shock... and you can't blame her. Her half-brother plotted to destroy Sandpoint, attacked and subdued her and killed her father in a cruel way.
You manage to get some information from her anyway.
Tsuto revealed to Ameiko that he and several other mercenaries were led by a woman and hinted that she's got big plans for Sandpoint's future. Tsuto warned Ameiko that she didn't want to be in town when those plans came through, and offered her a chance to join his group at Thistletop. Ameiko recoiled at the suggestion and slapped her brother in shock that he'd sunk to such a low. He responded by unleashing his goblins on her. They overwhelmed her and left her here. If you hadn't rescued her she has no doubt her brother, which she thinks is mad, would have killed her too.

"Where I am? What happened?"

Ameiko smiles at you.
"Books! I should have known that it is the first thing you would like to find in this town! Wizards, you are all the same!"
She gives you a small punch in the arm.
"But of course. There are two of them, The Curious Goblin is the first you will like to visit, and the Sandpoint boutique has books too. Lucky here..." - she points to Lucky Pete - "can take you there."

Ameiko returns the bow in a strange fashion (Tian fashion), and smiles a charming smile at Zomeraand.
"You are the one honoring my house."

A girl with tian features, wich some of you recognize as the owner of "The Rusty Dragon", one of Sandpoint's inns, approaches you.
"Thank you for your help. Even if the locals did what we could, there were too many of those little buggers, and thanks to you the damage was controlled. I am impressed y your abilities. If any of you need a place to stay, I would like to thank you by offering you a week's stay at my inn, free of charge, of course!"