Hashing it out with Ralston about missing girls
Striding into town out of the morning fog, the half-elf stopped to lean on her staff, her sensible traveling clothes overlaid with runic lines that seemed to continue and connect the whorling blue marks on her skin
She'd stopped to read the sign outside the wayhouse, Ye Olde Bucket of Beer, and entered the establishment drawing her cloak around her, the lines diming but not disappearing as she smiled at the first person she saw
"A beer and food please."
The half-elf moved on until she found the person who could provide a beer and food, happily thanking that person.
Once she had that beer and food, she set down not far from anyone, but right in the midst of another table
"Good morning friends, it is lovely weather. I just came in off the wilds nearby, caught a rabbit. How are you this morning?"
What the others had been talking about, the girls and the travel, had not registered to her at all . . .