The Sniffling Squire (may 15th, 10am)

[Shark]

Let me know how it goes, Briar. *walks off down the path*

[Briar Toras]

"I shall," waves as Uther walks off, "I'll even buy you another round, good Squire."

[¸ ¸]

"Ew... I mean thanks Myra. Do you offer care to just anyone free, or am I a worse case than I think?"
*Sniff.*
"Anyone with questions is welcome. If you want to fetch drinks now is a good time while I let whatever this is soak in..."

[Andrei Katrares]

*Levi rolls his eyes at Briar.*

"He's sick and hard-worked, not a drunk. Its not even midday yet, for fuck's sake."

*Levi sighs and stands.*

"I'll be back with some food and a mug of hot tea. And a clean towel, for the lard."

*He walks off towards the tavern.*

[Myra]

*she reapplies more paste and continues to massage it in for about 10 minutes as the conversation continues*
"Um, I do. I mean, if people are willing to pay, it helps me afford more healing things, but I can't really turn someone in need away. And you're not that bad! Just rather sniffly, I think."

[Briar Toras]

"My main concern, is when will I be able to get an audience with the council sent from Duvain. I have concerns that we are going to be ignoring the locals and what they may want, we would do well to at least open a channel between us and them."

[Myra]

*Myra frowns a bit at Briar*
"Why would you get an audience with the Lords? They're lords, you don't get to just...talk to them. They tell us what to do and we do it."

[Andrei Katrares]

*Levi returns with a plate of bacon and eggs, a hot tea, and a towel. He places the items on the table in front of Philip. He then goes back to his seat and looks around.*

"Who's got an audience with the Lords, then?"

[Valkez]

*Moon hops up and smiles* "Can I meet the lords?? I like meeting new people!"

[Briar Toras]

"You are permitted to request audience with nobility as long as they are willing to grant it. My family is a trade family, we do business with lords and ladies," he shrugs, "I am attempting to ensure they know what the natives know and thus we can all profit from an equal sharing of knowledge. It does nothing but benefit all parties involved."