Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=74910&page=119#1187 Author: Falconetti Time Posted: 10/15/2019 at 3:10 PM "Well, I'm not a stuck up dragon, so I'm not about to prance around and spit some flame out," he says with surprising venom in his voice. "We'll just have to search around, see if there's any warehouses or other places the folk at the market stalls would store their goods at night."

Nicote sighed. "Fine." He lit a small flame in him palm and held it up to the sing.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=74910&page=118#1178 Author: Falconetti Time Posted: 10/15/2019 at 9:50 AM He leans forward, pointing down the marketplace. "Theres a blacksmith right down the bottom of the main road that way. Callus is the smith's name. Tell her that Roth sent you and she'll give you some goods that I need here in the next hour. Any later and you won't find your reward when you get back."

"Alright. Let's get going, Brazentalon." I say. I try to rush through the crowd and go where the blacksmith is, trying to not waste too much time. If the crowd thins out enough that I could fly on Brazentalon, I take the opportunity. I did not want to be late and end up wasting time.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=74910&page=119#1188 Author: Falconetti Time Posted: 10/15/2019 at 3:31 PM He looks from the egg to you, conflict in his eyes. "Are you... are you sure? What if they're hostile and they harm you?" "Can you lift me over please Foenisha?" the Dwarf boy says, managing to get your name entirely wrong. "I don't think I can get down the ladder."

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"Well, maybe it would help if I left all my weapons and everything here. Can you make sure they don't fall off? If I get attacked, I'll scream." I then proceed to awkwardly attempt to pick up the dwarf boy.

Your fingers are freezing, so putting up the tent takes more time than usual. But at least by the time you're finished Numbat has a fire going, so you can sit by it and warm up while eating the apple. It's hardly a meal, but it will keep you going until the morning. Crimson sits by your side

Numbat nods. "It would be the best idea. We'll need to take proper winter gear unless you want to freeze up there, which they should provide. As I say, we should be able to make it there without any serious problems, I'm just worried what you're going to do on the way back."

"Oh yeah... I forgot you could do that. Good for nothing dragons," he snorts. "Elves can make fire just the same, and they don't make a big thing of it."

The sign reads: 'Orregan's Enchanted Emporium'. In smaller writing underneath is an enscription reading: 'XIV'. It has nothing to do with the stallowner's title, so must be something to do with how this outrageously neat and ordered city works.

Perhaps searching around for a similar enscription on some warehouses or other places nearby that could store goods will bear some fruit. The storage space shouldn't be too far away, for convenience when it has to be brought back to the stall.

Most places in Elvenor are no-fly zones, restrictions that were introduced long ago when air traffic got so bad that accidents were occuring almost all the time and people got seriously injured - sometimes killed.

The crowd is thick, people trying to get to work or out on various errands that the morning usually brings. But on the main street the numbers die down a bit and you're able to make your way relatively quickly.

At the bottom of the main street is an open square before the gate to the Adventurer's Road. But there are plenty of buildings around that you can't discern from here, and you're only looking for one.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=74910&page=120#1195 Author: Falconetti Time Posted: 10/16/2019 at 8:34 AM Your fingers are freezing, so putting up the tent takes more time than usual. But at least by the time you're finished Numbat has a fire going, so you can sit by it and warm up while eating the apple. It's hardly a meal, but it will keep you going until the morning. Crimson sits by your side Numbat nods. "It would be the best idea. We'll need to take proper winter gear unless you want to freeze up there, which they should provide. As I say, we should be able to make it there without any serious problems, I'm just worried what you're going to do on the way back."

"I don't plan on getting into trouble but if someone tries to harm or steal one of these familiars that higher creature will quickly find out how an fiercly an elf can fight," Asteria replies.

"I'll try," he says, unsure of himself as he takes your packs and your quiver in his talons.

You manage to lower him down most of the way but he accidentally slips out of your grip at the end. He lands with a small 'oof', but doesn't complain. He shimmies out of the way so you can get down the ladder, waiting.

(Anything and everything can be done within reason, and it's never irrelevant if you don't think it is. So long as you have time and a dagger, you can learn to carve. No guarantees you'll do it just how you imagined at the start. Plus doing something wrong could have permanent, unforseen consequences. Depends if I'm feeling mean that day :P)

They appear to be rusted and old, cracks forming where perhaps the Yeti has tried to break them but failed. Brute strength isn't an option, then. You'll have to use what you have on hand and try some different way.

The Yeti had seemed reluctant to let you near, but now its nostrils flare and it creeps toward you, eying your pack. You hear its stomach rumble from here.