Sylvia also grew grim at the sound of what was coming. She finished Pylia’s thought, “There’s no way we’d be able to handle all of them at once. We have to hide or find another path to avoid them,” She looked to the wagon, cart, and Buddy. They were going to be tough to hide if they decide to do so. She asked Shortfang, “Is there another path?”
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Sylvia listened to Muriel as she spoke about the mountain goat. She wondered if the monsters flourishing was because of the dragon's return. She didn't say anything about that thought, and listened as Muriel mentioned the dangers ahead. She answered Muriel's warning contemplatively, "I see. Hopefully we can give their hideout a wide berth..." She then spoke to Muriel, "Thank you, Muriel. Now that we know what to expect, we'll be better prepared, should we have to fight them,"
When she finished her breakfast (along with everyone else in the group), she stood up and thanked Muriel once again, "Thank you again, Muriel. For letting us stay for the night, and for the breakfast. We appreciate it. I think it's time for us to continue on our way,"
When she finished her breakfast (along with everyone else in the group), she stood up and thanked Muriel once again, "Thank you again, Muriel. For letting us stay for the night, and for the breakfast. We appreciate it. I think it's time for us to continue on our way,"
Sylvia caught the scent of the meal as well, and she felt her mouth start to water. She couldn't help but laugh a bit and take part in the tomfoolery. It was especially hilarious how Pylia booped Shortfang with the bedroll. Eventually Shortfang does indeed put his things away. She too put her things away, as Muriel finished cooking for everyone. When Andras mentioned using chains on the wheels, Sylvia agreed as well. She had heard of people putting chains on car wheels back home as well.
Then the meal was ready. She accepted the meal from Muriel with a "Thank you,". When Muriel apologized for making her cook yesterday, Sylvia waved the apology and answered "Oh, it's fine. I mean, we did come to your home without any sort of warning after all," She tried the meal and she complimented, "This is really good, Muriel," She never ate goat meat before, and she did realize that the gruel was made with milk instead of water.
Then the meal was ready. She accepted the meal from Muriel with a "Thank you,". When Muriel apologized for making her cook yesterday, Sylvia waved the apology and answered "Oh, it's fine. I mean, we did come to your home without any sort of warning after all," She tried the meal and she complimented, "This is really good, Muriel," She never ate goat meat before, and she did realize that the gruel was made with milk instead of water.
Sylvia couldn't help but smile as she held back laughter from the antics of her friends. She answered Pylia, now in a teasing mood, "Now, now. There's no need for violence," She teased Shortfang a bit more, with a bit of fake, drama queen-esque, sadness, "I guess we'll just have to live without knowing how the tale of Pun-Pun ends! Oh the humanity!" She then shrugged and teased a little more, "Oh well, more food for us!"
Sylvia raised a curious eyebrow at the last sentence before turning her attention back to her friends. Ah...Now she sees what Muriel meant. Sylvia wondered if Shortfang was having a vision, or if he was just simply sleeping in. She joined in on trying to wake Shortfang. She called to Shortfang, shaking him gently by the shoulder, “Shortfang? Rise and Shine, bud. It’s morning. If you don’t wake up, you’re gonna miss breakfast!”
Sylvia blinked rapidly as she woke up. She felt well rested, and she sat up as she yawned. Thankfully the others got up. She was somewhat surprised to see Muriel was up and about as well.
...It was interesting how she came out of her room like she had actually been asleep in there. But Sylvia knew that she had been gone when she checked on her...
And she was heading to the cellar....with the animal carcasses and the plague doctor mask.
...Now, Sylvia wasn't one to judge, but a lot of things were odd.
She recalled how embarrassed Muriel was yesterday when she refused the sandwiches, and she was hiding a bulge in her dress. It still begged the question as to where Muriel went last night and what she did, but at least there weren't any hostile intentions behind Muriel's actions and words, which came to a relief to Sylvia.
The only way to answer her questions would be to let Muriel prepare breakfast for them. She answered Muriel, understanding her desire to be a better hostess, "Oh, thank you Muriel. That is very kind of you. Perhaps, I can help you cook?"
Had she been hostile, Sylvia would have suggested leaving immediately, but thankfully that wasn't the case.
...It was interesting how she came out of her room like she had actually been asleep in there. But Sylvia knew that she had been gone when she checked on her...
And she was heading to the cellar....with the animal carcasses and the plague doctor mask.
...Now, Sylvia wasn't one to judge, but a lot of things were odd.
She recalled how embarrassed Muriel was yesterday when she refused the sandwiches, and she was hiding a bulge in her dress. It still begged the question as to where Muriel went last night and what she did, but at least there weren't any hostile intentions behind Muriel's actions and words, which came to a relief to Sylvia.
The only way to answer her questions would be to let Muriel prepare breakfast for them. She answered Muriel, understanding her desire to be a better hostess, "Oh, thank you Muriel. That is very kind of you. Perhaps, I can help you cook?"
Had she been hostile, Sylvia would have suggested leaving immediately, but thankfully that wasn't the case.
Can I roll an Insight Check to see if Muriel has an ulterior motive to making breakfast for everyone?
Sylvia was relieved to see that nothing bad happened over night, but oh man. She felt tired, which was very confusing! Her ghost self needed rest? But wouldn't her own ghost self be active during the day as well? She had so many questions. She answered Buddy, "Don't worry about it, Buddy. I should be able to wake them up," She yawned and she told him, "I'll see you in a bit, Buddy,"
She then decided to try and wake herself up. If her ghost self felt tired, maybe just closing her eyes and going to sleep will wake her body up? Sylvia wasn't exactly sure how this worked.
Regardless, if or when she does wake up, she'd get to waking everyone else up so they can continue on their way to Gransys. She'd rather not stay at this house for longer than necessary.
She then decided to try and wake herself up. If her ghost self felt tired, maybe just closing her eyes and going to sleep will wake her body up? Sylvia wasn't exactly sure how this worked.
Regardless, if or when she does wake up, she'd get to waking everyone else up so they can continue on their way to Gransys. She'd rather not stay at this house for longer than necessary.
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