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Yes, Mistress Mermaid, you will always be a Grimney rose to me, and your scent is just as sweet.
You see I was always enchanted by the ways of the mermaids. Beautiful beings. The Crystal City did indeed captivate me. Precious memories... I learned much during my time there, and that is what drove me to travel and gather knowledge. Magic is a great gift, unfortunately my skills in that art are based entirely on props, and trinkets, without them I would have no power at all. Yet, I can pull a green rabbit from my hat, a trick that always amuses at parties and other social gatherings. As the rabbit can juggle grimati fruit, ride a unicycle, play the violin and recite poetry.
As for the elf in question he was indeed called by that name. I am not used to such underhanded and devious tricks from their kind. Humans I understand, but elves resorting to poison is quite unheard of.
I shall ask Scroll for the location of the brigand and you can send in your man. Yes, thank you, do soak the coin... In truth I am glad I am alive, I would not have liked to have died for such a small price, as I dread the boredom of endless extinction.
Master Wayland... Yes, my colleague spends much of her time at Hobsbane, she is obsessed with beauty, and will do anything to obtain it. It matters more to her than anything in this land and any other for that matter.
Thank you... I should like to speak to Glosnik Prawdy if I may, further insight is of great interest as the coin may have had the potential to end my life, and I would like to know how dangerous the poison was.
I shall remember the gift of Hobsbane and bathe in it sometime soon Master Wayland.
A man of science? Delighted by the revelation. You do indeed look studious. We must share an ale together at the tavern sometime and talk of philosophy whilst smoking a drum of pipeweed.
"The time has come," the Walrus said,
"To talk of many things:
Of shoes--and ships--and sealing-wax--
Of cabbages--and kings--
And why the sea is boiling hot--
And whether pigs have wings."
Oh yes... A little knowledge goes a long way so I’ve heard. Or is it a dangerous thing?
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