Note: please be as cryptic as possible regarding any specific actions your character takes when discussing them in the game channel to avoid influencing everyone else!
[There is no one guarding the entrance to the village when you arrive!
You can enter the village freely-- it’s a normal village that corresponds to... RPG aesthetics and the Japanese idea of what a medieval European village should be, obviously. Nothing you haven't seen before. It’s late, but there are several people crowding the streets, and all of them are heading towards the direction of the main square, talking between themselves and laughing.
The main path seems to lead to the church. You can also go right, or follow the smell of bread.]
[You can tell this is the bakery because it smells like bread-- but not because of anything they have on display behind the window. After all, there’s nothing there. Just empty trays...
The baker’s wife notices you, and comes out of the store.]
[Musicians are setting up on a stage! There are tables set up with food --yes, there are the famous meat skewers, and they look and smell delicious unless you don't like meat-- and there’s apple ale and mulled wine for everyone!
It looks like the whole village has gathered here to mingle, drink, drink more, and enjoy themselves.
But it's not just the villagers who are here! Some people are wearing Imeeji clothing. In fact, they may even seem familiar to you.]
[he doesn't seem to understand at first, but then he turns around warily, and unsheathes his sword, taking a fighting stance to face the trunk. the shadows are not that clear from this position...]
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[he fishes for something inside his pockets, and then hands it to her]
You can't buy things with points here, so take this. The bakery might still be open.
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[takes it, getting up]
But I still have more questions for when I get back.
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It's not, don't worry.
Anyway, be right back!
[and she's using Quick as a Wink to get there fast]
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You can enter the village freely-- it’s a normal village that corresponds to... RPG aesthetics and the Japanese idea of what a medieval European village should be, obviously. Nothing you haven't seen before. It’s late, but there are several people crowding the streets, and all of them are heading towards the direction of the main square, talking between themselves and laughing.
The main path seems to lead to the church. You can also go right, or follow the smell of bread.]
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The baker’s wife notices you, and comes out of the store.]
Good evening. Did you want to buy something?
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Would this be enough to buy meat skewers...?
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Oh, no, no, the meat skewers are free to eat. They are part of the festivities. But this is enough to buy two pieces of bread.
Are you not from here?
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Please come in.
[there is only Very Meh Bread in there. you can tell it's going to be bad. she puts two pieces in a bag and hands it to her]
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Thank you.
[gives her the coins before taking the bread]
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already on her way out]
The main square, right? For the meat skewers?
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Thank you for your patronage.
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[waves and... zooms to... wherever the square is.
(she'll probably get a little lost at first, but at least it'll be quick)]
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It looks like the whole village has gathered here to mingle, drink, drink more, and enjoy themselves.
But it's not just the villagers who are here! Some people are wearing Imeeji clothing. In fact, they may even seem familiar to you.]
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what.
no, no. first food. she's going to take a few of those skewers and stuff them inside the bag with bread and then also... some apple ale.
and let's pray to god it doesn't all spill as she speeds on her way back]
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When you get back, the light of the day is all but gone. You can see Sol waving his arm at you thanks to the bonfire!
And since you're looking in that direction, there's no way you won't notice three shadows moving suspiciously behind the tree trunk]
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[oh you know what, food can wait, just drops it all and SPEEDING UP FASTER TO BE BY HIS SIDE]
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Did you see something? Are they goblins?
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