Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
Tessarayth looks around at their surroundings for a brief moment, shrugs, and says; "Rest sounds wonderful, though perhaps we could move off the road and into the trees a little bit. Less chance of getting trod upon in our sleep." She then looks at their three captives for a moment, and then at Thorn, face creased with deep thought, before she shrugs again, and starts looking for a decently comfortable spot, under the cover of the trees and relatively root and rock free.
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
"If what our good friend lying there is true, then I say we take the leader and the archers in for the Magistrate's justice, and leave the farm laborers here. They probably believed they were protecting their community, where as the talkative one and his friend were more than likely already well-versed in the arts of banditry." Tess says to her companions. turning to smile at the archer, she asks; "You would prefer that to us letting our shaggy-haired friend here bathe in your blood, right?" with a nod towards Thorn. Looking back at her group, she adds; "Keeping all six of them in line while travelling, or dragging this many bodies for that matter, could delay or intefer with our task, but I think we can handle three a lot more efficiently."
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
We could also turn them over to the local sherrif or constable, or whatever the local law man calls himself, and let him deal with them. I believe they'll probably be swinging from some tree's boughs shortly thereafter if we do. Tess says, while absently playing with one of the coins.
Inside, Tess wonders to herself When did Thorn become so interested in butchery?
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
Tess's nose wrinkles on disgust at the odor coming off of the lead farmer, and puts all the gold she found in a pile spread out on a scarf, vest, or shirt she take from one of the less oderous of the assailants. ( I think that would be 55 gp total, right GM) Once she is done, she sits back and watches the rest of the questioning.
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
Tessarayth stands and move to the side, letting the members of the group who are more adept at spilling blood handle the questioning. She begins to search through all of their possessions, looking fo ranything odd or out of the ordinary, old or distant-forged coins, strange stones or relics, or anything else that may tell a story. Perception 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (2) + 6 = 8
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
Tessarayth walks over to the two bandits in the woods, and upon discovering one of them is still asleep and alive, calls out to the others. "One of these archers is still alive and will probably be waking up from his nap soon. He's uninjured, probably needs to be tied up." As she says this, she gently removes his bow, quiver of arrows, and any other weapons found on him. "The casket is still safe?" she asks Aerodus as she comes out of the trees with the archer's gear.
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
Round 5; HP 8
Tessarayth attempts to take advantage of Bone Breaker's assistance, and thrust her blade at the fool who refused her offer.
"Nevermind" Tess hisses to the farmer after she attempts to stick him.
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
Tessarayth slaps the large, heavily-armored man on the shoulder as he stands to leave, and says
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
Talking to herself softly, but not so softly that those nearby can't hear; Extra coin is always welcome, and a short trip to another town may turn up more leads for me.
Female Elf (Forlorn) Bard (Archeologist) 1
Tessarayth straightens from where she had been leaning on the wall near the door, and makes her way over to the table where the merchant is sitting. As she grabs one of the mugs of ale, and crinkles her face at the smell of the brew, she asks the merchant,
An elven woman with a large scroll case tucked under one arm enters and looks around for a seat. She is wearing a well-traveled cloak over some studded leather armor, and has a short bow unstrung and tucked into the quiver with the arrows. A small, thin blade rides her hip.
After a moment she kind of starts, and looks to the people who are staring at her. Smiling shyly: Oh, sorry! Didn't really notice you there at first.I'm Tess. She waves to the folks seated, and awkardly turns around and has a seat by herself, and starts pulling pages from her scroll case and looking at them studiously, seemingly once again unaware of the people around her. |