[Open] Remembering one of the good guys

[justice_is_blond]

WHO: Anyone who knew/cared about Herc!
WHAT: A wake for Herc
WHEN: Around now, the 10th of Egg
WHERE: Tavern!
NOTES: Drinking, grief, etc.

There aren't any formalities here. The Calling has taken another Grey Warden, but for once he was known to more than Wardens and mourned by more than them too. The music is lively to start with, mostly because Herc probably would have grumped if it had all been sad and there's a tab at the bar open to anyone worthy. Granted, one has to manage to be polite to all the Grey Wardens for the duration of the wake to be deemed worthy, but that's not too hard, is it?

Hit up the bar, share a story, complain about how he owed you money, and remember someone who deserves it.

Comments

[chainlightning]

Hopefully the names are somewhat more flattering. But, well. "I wasn't, either- I mean, I only really had a day before everything sort of exploded, but several of the books about griffons were already gone. I imagine Maja may have had them, but I don't know if she somehow got them out with her."

Somehow, she doubts it.

[circleprodigy]

"I'll ask her when I see her again. If I find out that she did, I'll let you know. I don't care if you're part of the order or not; such shared information can only do us good." And she's so very tired of keeping secrets when there's no need for it. Learning about griffons isn't the same as going over the details of Warden rites anyway. Come fight her, Weisshaupt.

[chainlightning]

"Oh- thank you." It's the second time today a Warden has promised to share secrets, the third this week. Merrill isn't sure how to take it, honestly, but she is grateful. "She might be willing if it's me anyway, since I helped get them out? I mean, I don't think Maja cares much for- things that aren't the griffons, at this point."

[circleprodigy]

"I can't really blame her, given the mess Weisshaupt was, and the importance of a species thought extinct. It's too bad they didn't reappear earlier, in a way; we could be in the middle of the Griffon Age, otherwise." Not that reappearing dragons weren't important too, but it does seem a lost opportunity.