we must remember our loved ones
Happy little trees!
Short Order casts mold earth in the shape of Moonsprout's broken dick dagger being held by the newly dead mushroom cock friend
Moonsprout tries to persuade Tarak to eat now, reminding him that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and that work done on an empty stomach is not work done well. Moonsprout's natural musk assists in persuading Tarak to please Moonsprout well enough to let him alone.
Tarak
| He looks at the bowl you're pushing towards him, your eyebrows bouncing up and down like a wench trying to earn extra. Tarak holds your gaze, pondering what your deal is, before settling on assuming you're just a weird frigging halfling that's snorted too much in his time.
He sighs with exasperation.
"Fine, I'll eat if you insist, but it'll just take me longer to find the book I was looking for."
Tarak sets the thick tome he'd held open down on the shelf, and takes the offered bowl. Grasping the spoon, he begins to eat.
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He finishes, handing the bowl back to you.
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He picks up his book and returns to reading.
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((Wow... Tarak sucked ass on my charisma saving throw against the persuasion, but nailed that constitution save. Too bad, Moonsprout.
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Aims finishes up his meal and takes off outside to look for Runara. Not entirely sure where she is,
he ventures off towards the temple area first and vandering off back down the cliff if she isn't there.
He's keen to ask her more about the shipwreck area in the north related to the undead. And to let her know about the crystal they found in the myconid cave in case she knows anything about orange crystals.
| You make for the temple area, walking right out of the kitchen door and further up the inclined path caved into the side of the cliff face. A few dozen feet up and you pass the entrance to the library, and spy Moonsprout inside talking to Tarak about something.
The path curves slightly to the right and the steps get a little steeper, climbing to the higher points where the temple watches over the monastery and small valley bellow. Here, the highest point of the cloister is crowned by the open-air temple that overhangs the cliff, supported by arched stone struts anchored to the cliff face. The north wall of the temple is carved directly into the rock, while the rest is open to the sea air. Heavy pillars mark the three open sides, supporting the wooden roof. In the center of the temple stands a stone statue of a kind-looking old man with canaries perched on his hands, shoulders, and head. A feeling of serenity suffuses the place.
You spot Runara with a wick, lighting some candles around the outside of the temple area.
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Elder Runara
| "Welcome back, my friend. I see you found the fight you were hoping for. Did your companions all fare as well as you?"|
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