Coming into the tavern to rest for a while after her haunting vision, Mira prompted herself to push the thoughts deep down for the time being, she need not worry about what the dead had to say, the dead would stay dead when she needed their council. She opened the door to the mead hall and stepped in where people were squabbling earlier. Looking around, she saw what looked to be a peaceful scene at heart, warm fire, cool drinks, a drink or two stammering with his words, nothing the old crone hadn’t seen in her time. She let out a lazy sigh as she wandered in closer to the warmth. The northern lands were always cold, tolerable, but cold nonetheless. It was always good when an old woman got to warn her old bones by a tavern fire every now and turn. Mira didn’t stay there however, rather, she made her way towards a seat where she could catch some warmth easier. Towards what she assumed was the front of the tavern, Mira pulled up a stool by the bar where she could grab something to drink. 

“Aye, a drink, if you could...” She said softly to the one handing out drinks. “Whatever you have.” Mira wasn’t a particularly heavy drinker, but some mead or ale every now and then kept the body going. She reached into her dark cloak and pulled out a small handful of coins to lay down on the table. Mira had a somber mood in her mind, she thought about the reason for her appearance in such a village as this, and the appearance of those visions. Whenever the woman would see such things, they were never particularly violent, they were like thoughts she couldn’t ignore, this was different. The blood, the animosity, something was wrong, but she just couldn’t put her finger on it.

Perhaps she would go to the man she spoke to, or find a chief or wiseman, someone who could get something done. “I am called Mira, ignore my dark presence, but I have seen visions of monsters in your home.” That wouldn’t go well, but she could surely convince them, could she not? Something sinister was at play in this village, and Mira would find out what it was.