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[Open] Another pirate arrives at Skyhold
WHO: Balthier and OPEN
WHAT: Balthier poking around Skyhold
WHEN: End of Drakonis
WHERE: Around Skyhold, mostly the merchant stalls and the tavern.
NOTES: No warnings, fine with brackets or prose
WHAT: Balthier poking around Skyhold
WHEN: End of Drakonis
WHERE: Around Skyhold, mostly the merchant stalls and the tavern.
NOTES: No warnings, fine with brackets or prose
Tavern
What little coin he did have on hand he needed to keep. In his business, you needed money to make money. But tonight the raucous conversations, laughter and music from the tavern had been a siren song he couldn't resist. Or perhaps he could blame the pretty barmaid who'd practically forced a bottle of wine on him. Oddly enough she'd disappeared after he'd given her the coin for his drink.
As tempting as getting drunk and wallowing a bit over his current situation was, he kept a keen eye open for card games or even the opportunity for a bit of conversation with someone interesting. One never knew when a simple conversation would turn into something more lucrative.
An empty seat catches his eye, wine bottle in hand, he saunters over, offering the stranger a smile, "Is this seat taken?"
Merchant Stalls
Balthier wasn't buying, or selling anything. Not yet. Wandering through the stalls, he was idly perusing the goods, taking stock of the kinds of things available. Although not ideal, the collection of merchant stalls was a decent place to look for business, to keep an ear out for anyone not finding what they're looking for.
Letting himself get a little too distracted by a particularly shiny necklace, which seems to be catching the midday sun just right, he nearly bumps into another passerby. "My apologies. I should be watching where I'm going."
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merchant stalls
"Oh, it's all right. I wasn't really paying attention either. No harm done."
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"They seem to have just about anything a person might need around here," He comments conversationally, pretending to eye a wicked looking dagger.
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Her gaze shifts to the dagger, but she really can't tell a good one from a bad one, being that she's a mage and has never needed a dagger for fighting.
"Certainly a mix of items."
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"Mmhmm. A lot more trinkets than one would expect in an encampment filled with temporary inhabitants," He observes, turning his attention from the dagger back to her, "I hadn't expected to find much more than armor, weapons and basic supplies."
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"It is a little strange, but I think it's because many of the refugees have lost everything. These things can give them a sense of home again."