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Book-worm would go on explaining how they met this less than modest druid in Sutria. It was five years ago which Book-worm seems to emphasize as being less than modest when it came to clothing in elven standards. None the less she helped them, and there was a scuffle with a tax collector and the issue was solved by planting massive amounts of a certain berry to add to alcoholic beverages. There were some other minor characters though.

She also introduced them to experimental potion making.

Book-worm... then realizes something that they completely forgot. Although they would get to s corner of the carriage and cover themselves with a blanket. There would probably be audible lurching noises throughout their travel to the market but they would try to answer questions about the story.

if you can get black pepper, bananas and and rose dew. That would be helpful.

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It would yes. Yet it would mean less... being alone perhaps. We've heard of some near the base of serpent's tail mountain. Did meet one out by... Brewer's hill. She was quite a lovely lady really but that was years ago..

Book-worm set down their book and began searching through their things.

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Sounds like you'll need to form a circle. Either thator a nomadic pack. Why not a circle based around the moon? Think that is a somewhat helpful one given the situation.

Bookworm continued to read their alchemy book.

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You must be hearing things, Ariues. There was no such thing. the humorous tone was still there but muffled in comparison.

Book-worm's voice would expand out toward the new druid joining the party. hi.

Book-worm would return to reading. Their doubts were quickly dismissed simply by the way the druid moved through the trees.

They did try to hide the fact, their curiosity was present rather than revulsion of them. At least not immediately anyways, though they were a threat.

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Book-worm meant not to panic Margaret or Arieus. They did not fully distrust thus new fellow but it did feel odd and unlikely, especially with the look of that weapon.

my apologies. We don't mean too put you on edge, though it is incredibly rare for a druid with a sword. One of that particular length seems to increase that. We could be wrong especially given that sword seems to have it's own unusual properties. Still though, voicing my thoughts. the voice seemed somewhat humorous.

Book-worm started to skim though a large tome.

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it's mostly in his helmet. bookworm would send to both Margaret and Ariues.

we doubt this man's claim to be a druid but we do see they have magic. It is, interestingly unsettling.

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Book-worm did find it odd or rather rare to see a druid that used a sword. It was, something rare to hear of from their experiences and reading. None the less they kept their focus on seeing the magic around or coming from the druid. They wanted to know why the source that was blocking the Paladin's sight of them.

Their own mind's eyes should start seeing results about now from the strain.

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Book-worm would just outright relay the physical appearance of the monsters as well as the stranger. They'd also mention the aura of power and would strain their eyes to see whether or not the person themselves was magic or if it came from a specific item on them. The process would take several minutes though.

Bookworm would also relay the stranger's message to Ariues.

probably for the best you reply, paladin.

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Will post in 10-15 mins.

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As far as wevcan tell it's humanoid figures of some sort. We do not wish you to go running to them however. If your eyes struggle to notice them. It simply alarms me more that they are... of a darker nature perhaps. One of them is injured but I'd recommendation cautious approach

Book-worm gestured toward the figures.