"From what I've heard, 'trouble makers' sounds pretty accurate," Leena says. "But at least you didn't bring that vagrant with you."
It's at this point that Baeros and Gallath step inside, having lagged behind the women. Leena sighs audibly. "Why must you test me so, Gonto?" she whispers between clenched teeth.
Turning back to the women, Leena says, "We do have a new kohen. However, a kohen and a pastor are about evenly matched, if I understand correctly. Still, there may be some way to lift the curse. Would you like me to fetch her?"
Gallath has never been here before, so he looks around as he enters. It's an impressive structure, even more so on the inside than the outside. Almost everything has been painted gold and it looks like a new room is being added to the place.
(OOC: When Ouragana first heard of the old kohen's quest to travel to the tribal island, she came here to speak with him personally about it, so yes, she has been here before.)
Drav Arellax (Marketplace)
Drav leaves his armor behind, meaning he is now wearing nothing but his loincloth as he walks toward the marketplace. It's bustling with people buying and selling their wares. It was strange enough to be around people again and even stranger to spend a week on a boat with 100 folks on it. But this was entirely different. There were around 1,000 souls in this town. He was surrounded by people of all sizes, shapes and colors. Dwarven wardens patrol the streets, halfling sailors barter with human merchants, gnomish crafters try and ply their trade and every now and again he's see an elf or half-orc or some other more exotic race.
He caught more than a few looks, because while there were a few elves around, they wore a bit more clothing than Drav was. Perhaps the first order of business would be to acquire a wardrobe.
(OOC: Drav is no longer encumbered.)
Naras Stonebreaker (Temple of Gonto, Naras' office)
Otaya frowns, a rare expression for her. "But Agnas was copperless. She gave most of her pay to her granddaughter every month. She knew nothing about this money and would likely have answered differently if you had actually told her about it. You didn't know her, but I did. She would have wanted this money to go to Deanna," she argues.