Legends of Merathia (A D&D campaign)[Chapter Six: Manhunt]

Roleplaying
#1891

(Grimm wouldn’t have said James there. oops. I just got Fade’s new pfp confused with Commissar’s )

#1892

Lucretia shrugs

Lucretia: I don’t know what a drow really is but she’s not one

#1893

“So you’re okay with Drows?”

#1894

Lucretia: I guess, papa always said to be nice to people

#1895

“Hm… Yes being kind is nice. Being nice makes other people nice so it’s nice.”

She turns to Lady Bysteria

“How about you?”

#1896

Bysteria: Hmph, the lower classes are all the same to me

#1897

Grimm snarkily remarks under his breath
“Faced 'vith a murder and still a total snob. Typical.”

#1898

snorts out a laugh

#1899

“Said the woman without any earning.”

[Insight=16]

#1900

Bysteria: Hmph

#1901

“Hm… how about you, mage lady? You look pretty strong, too.”

She turns to Byrwyn.

#1902

Briwyn: If I wanted her dead she would have never made it onto the express
She says this in a very matter-of-fact tone

#1903

“Hmm, true eno- hey, that’s going around the question! Did you kill her?”

#1904

Briwyn: I did not

#1905

“This is a problem. The murderer doesn’t reveal himself. What next?”

#1906

there must be something else.

#1907

Jeoffrey: Perhaps we should inspect everyone’s belongings, to see if they were able to break the lock

#1908

if magical fire was used to burn could magic not also be used to enter the room?

#1909

Jeoffrey: Well, our friend here did say that the lock had been broken, surely magic could just open it, then lock it again once the deed had been done

#1910

“Dependsss on what type of magic”