Mail Call!|Sensatia

[Darastrix]

Threnody set down in front of the walled city of Sensatia. After so long, she'd not expected another letter for Master Thelon to arrive in her box, but there it was. Looking around, she noticed that Sensatia had finally gotten a bell set up, so she walked over to it and pulled the rope.

[Kender Bard]

A tired looking sentry appeared. "Sensatia's awful busy today," he grumbled quietly, and nodded, recognizing vaguely Threnody's face. "Let me guess... you need to see Master Thelon?"

[Darastrix]

"Er, yes. I have a letter for him," Threnody replied. "Are you all right, sir?"

[Kender Bard]

The man just shook his head. "Don't worry about it, it's been a long day for me. A small group of travelers were here just before you." He held out his hand for the letter. "Better give that to me though. Master Thelon wants his mail accosted in the mean time. And he's meeting with Lord River... Hope he doesn't come away in a surly mood."

[Darastrix]

Threnody pulled the letter from her bag and handed it to the sentry. "I thought last time might've been the last time," she commented, uninterested in the presence of the Earth Leader. "It's been nearly a year."

[Kender Bard]

"I bet Master was hoping the same," the guard comments, accepting the letter. "Do you need anything, m'lady? A place to stay or payment?"

[Darastrix]

"A room for the night would be greatly appreciated," Threnody said. "I walked the wind from Ronduin; I don't think I can manage travelling here and back in the same day. Payment isn't necessary--I'd feel bad requesting payment for delivering such a letter."

[Kender Bard]

"Your stay will be free then," the guard said firmly. "I am sure that the Master will be happy to compensate you on that much at least - for though these letters are dismal indeed, we at least come one step closer to finding the culprit."

[Darastrix]

"Thank you," she said, smiling. "Master Thelon did seem like a kind man from my last meeting with him, if a bit stressed. I hope this mess is resolved soon; I don't much like being the bearer of bad news."