Wartable: Babysitting, the mission

[eternalsquire]

WHO: Kif, Amélie, Pamelia, Samouel.
WHAT: A boy has gone missing, and it's up to Kif and the Healers (a really obscure band, you probably haven't heard of them) to save the day OR DIE TRYING.
WHEN: Haring 2 and for a few days around then
WHERE: The Arling of West Hills
NOTES: Possibly some injuries? They're not actually going to die. Probably.

Dangerously close to the Fallow Mire (and by dangerous we mean sometimes there's a stiff wind that blows a stench into the area that may or may not actually be from the Mire BUT IT SMELLS BAD) lies a plot of land ruled by an increasingly ill Arl Gallagher Wulff, run by his daughter, Izot, and her husband, Lord Niall Packton, who give lip-service approval to the Inquisition while not giving permission to it to cross their lands, or any other form of support.

When Izot's only son goes missing, though, there's an opportunity to change matters around if they can find the boy in time.

Comments

first morning

[fightorfright]

Amélie recognises the elf from that time they'd talked in the tavern and it gives her a little bit of context for guessing why he might be so... tense, for lack of a better word. She sidles up to him, trying to fall into a comfortable place before noting, "I don't think he can come here and whisk you away. You're on a mission for the Inquisition."

[eternalsquire]

Kif gives her a small, very sheepish smile.

"You'd think that. Truly lazy people have a way of doing some work so that they don't have to do other work, and following me would be one task while getting his meals, cleaning his outfits, fastening his buttons, and on, and on, and on, are a lot of tasks."

It's a risk, talking this openly with a human. Honestly, everything on this trip is a risk considering there are three people carrying staves here. Pam's not going to set everyone on fire for fun, but he doesn't know this mage well enough to say yet, and he's never met the last one before. But he's going to try this because for the first time he's thinking about the future, and his future no less.