Emanaf Valkor'onn returns home after the battle, left mechanical arm still crumpled and unusable after his venture into the swamps to help destroy Cloudbreaker's Phylactery. He offers a grim smile to the world outside, acknowledging the losses even within that small party, but thankful that they achieved their goal, whether he remembers it or not.
Emanaf Valkor'onn sits bolt upright, panting, looking around his dry, sunlit room in alarm, eyes adjusting to the contrast from the dream, before looking over to the knife on his bedside counter. "I'll need something bigger than that."
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Elayne hears the man and turns around, confused by the question. She did not come here for any specific purpose, but to see what came to her, to seek her fortune. “I don’t know,” she muses, “but possibly all three!”. She smiles. “Is there something you need?” she asks, before turning around and heading over to inspect the wares of the stalls.
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Arin looks the man up and down, and seeing that he is respectable, says “I seek knowledge, and perhaps to better myself while in said journey. Do you know where I could find this city’s library, or the sages that live here?”
If he replies that he can help Arin, then Arin thanks the man and continues on his journey, now on a path according to the man’s instructions. If not, Arin goes around the bazaar, asking the vendors for information. He then continues, either on into the city, or, if they have no base of knowledge, then back to the port, to find passage to another place.
I look him up and down to discern if he means any harm. When I have found that he does not, I reply “I do not know, for I go where the wind takes me. I seek the greatest lore-masters of the land, and heard that there may be some here in this very city. Do you know of them?” When he replies, depending on his answer, I go one way or the other. If he does not know, I got into the bazaar, and start looking around. If he does, I go where he tells me.