Re: A Fishy Matter
As Lyra approached the scene at a jog, he quickly noticed the stirrings of conflict beginning to simmer to a boil in the hearts of the villagers.
This was quite a commotion. He had a feeling he knew what might be causing it.
The man was known as a noble of two houses, the one for which he was vocal being the the house, Aprostius; he even wore the coat of arms on his shield, but the name for which he carried in the town was Duphaneus. Although his ancestry was dubious at best, with little evidence save a few small trinkets from his homeland, it was apparent that he was noble-born, for few looked down their nose the way he could at others. His intentions were well, he had an obvious charm that was apparent upon his speaking, and he had an ability to relate well with others despite his apparent conceit and, sometimes, arrogance.
He manuevered through the crowd, clearing people with his sheer size, but mostly presence, moving with toward the spectacles of the scene. He wanted to intercede before it was too late to do so.
He strode with intent from the crowd and came to the quarreling sides,he approached the two leaders, or apparent leaders, coming to address them both, " What's the meaning of all of this? "
He turned his gaze form one man, then his head, and did the same to the other.