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[ open ] potions + poisons
WHO: Pamelia + you
WHAT: Making potions, making poisons, meeting people
WHEN: mid-Kingsway
WHERE: library ~ tavern ~ gardens ~ around
NOTES: Pamelia left notes around Skyhold, advertising her work. Time to meet the customers.
WHAT: Making potions, making poisons, meeting people
WHEN: mid-Kingsway
WHERE: library ~ tavern ~ gardens ~ around
NOTES: Pamelia left notes around Skyhold, advertising her work. Time to meet the customers.
[ library ]
Truth be told, she often sleeps here late into the night, pouring over books and making notes. Tucked into one of the overstuffed chairs in a dark corner, she wraps herself up in a blanket-sized scarf over her fairly simple dress (similar to the lady on the left), hiding her hair from sight until the sound of feet ascending and descending the stairs rouses her. It's usually predawn that has her making the path from the library to attend to her own needs, but by the time the sun is up properly Pamelia has returned to the stacks of books, her notes, and a small table.
She doesn't look up when steps pass, but if they hesitate, her dark eyes are interested.
[ tavern ]
Pamelia nurses one ale all afternoon, red and shining, alternating it with bits of cheese and staring off into the middle distance. This is where she feels the least comfortable, though not entirely uncomfortable. There's just boisterous talk, and music, and drunk men who occasionally take the empty seat across from her as invitation to sit and talk.
Hopefully that's not happening right this instance, but if it is, Pamelia's got her eyes on her drink and her hand on her forehead, trying honestly to ignore the person across from her.
Perhaps choosing the tavern as a place people could find her wasn't the best idea.
[ gardens ]
There are several, but Pamelia travels from one to another throughout the days; tending to a plant here, sketching another in black ink there. In this environment she is the most relaxed, but also the most likely to forget that others may be looking for her; an unannounced visitor may cause her to start.
She'll recover quickly, however, and offer a smile.
[ choose your own adventure ]
Want to find Pam elsewhere, away from prying eyes? Go for it!
Library
Upon spotting an unfamiliar elven woman with a matching description, the slight elven Warden mage (and that's obvious since she's never without her staff) comes to a stop a couple of paces away. She's rather respectful of personal space. "Pardon me, but would you be Pamelia?" The mabari pauses a pace behind Inessa, tail wagging a little at their company but holding back from sniffing and pawing as he'd like unless Inessa gives him the okay.
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"I am, yes. Pamelia Islain. How may I help you?"
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As to why, the dark circles under her eyes probably make that obvious enough. Her pallor is such that she can't possibly hide them, even at the best of times. And this certainly doesn't count as among them.
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She rummages through the papers in front of her until she finds with notes on the Fade and the body in sleep. "Is it...if you don't mind my asking, is it because you're waking feeling un-rested as the dreams keep you from sleeping for very long, or is it that the dreams bother you in the waking hours?"
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She writes some more notes and then hefts a bag out from under the table. "I can make it now, if you'd like, and if you think you need something stronger we can work with that."
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"Let me know when the jar is two-thirds empty and I will make more. Also let me know if there's anything about it you don't like; we can tweak the taste and the scent a bit.""
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She's learned, with Fereldans and Orlesians, that spice is best done minimally if at all. "It didn't include it. I'm more interested in meeting people where they are, I suppose. To that end...whatever you think is fair, that will work for me."
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It should help.
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