Dramen sat quietly as the ferry glided through the strait on
its way to Tingis. He thought it best to stay out of site should any pirates decide
to make a run at the small craft. He had managed to squeeze into a cubby
created by a barrel of fresh water & several bags the Halfling had loaded
just prior to casting off.
Though his eyes never strayed from the pages of his
spellbooks, he had trouble focusing on the spells they contained. His conscience
had been troubling him since they had agreed to take the ferry to Tingis. Even
though his arcane training had taught him to be diligent in all his endeavors,
he could not get the thought of the rotund Rynocia out of his mind. If Torphine
was correct and she was in fact being forced to serve the duergar, something had
to be done.
We would have certainly taken her help against the Sneegs.
However since things fell together without her, he feared his comrades have
pushed her gelatinous form from their minds. Should we allow someone to suffer due
to their physical differences? I am sure Syrendross would be the first to stand
against that form of prejudice. It seems even more unjust to condemn her
because of Kyras’ dislike of Torphine.
He knew Dolgrin would leap at the opportunity to move against
the dark dwarves. But was unclear what the rest of his companions would think. He
wanted to discuss the situation with his friends, but that task was not before
them currently. He wanted to take full advantage of this opportunity to please
his new captain & the lady Teneel. Retrieve the letter of marque & the stolen
necklace from Tingis. All other distractions needed to be forced from his mind.
He turned his focus on the task at hand; perhaps Rynocia could be discussed on
the return trip.
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