As for the aforementioned five, life had been busy for them since their return. Anlak, a dwarven prospector of growing renown, found his time increasingly taken up by meetings at the local guildhall of the Explorers' League. Dimsdale found himself instantly seized by the Union of Tinkers and ruthlessly interrogated about the performance of the Dragon's Eye in the field. Any free time he had after this was monopolised by Crumbleshears showing off his "latest and greatest creation" and the subsequent smoothing over of things after said creation punched a 10 foot wide hole in the Union workshop's wall. Cassie was slightly less in demand from the locals, though the taverns on the docks were pleased to accept the nice, shiny coins she'd got as pay for her work and plundered from Coldbrand. Even after her pay had been (quite unfairly) reduced by 25%, she still had a good sum of money, and even more was coming in for the continuation of her regular guard work. Anador, the elven mage who'd hired on with the force, made himself scarce. He wasn't fond of crowds, it seemed.
As for the strange creature who called himself Rin Tsu, his life took quite a dramatic change. The commanding roll he'd played in recent events in the region had attracted attention from the higher ups, and he found his time being consumed by nob knobbing with the upper class of Menethil and attending one rather fine dinner. Much to his relief, it was traditionally dwarven and many a fine ale was to be had. Though he wrangled no invitations for his friends, he did politely hint that they would be appreciated. Thankfully the organisers were more perceptive than Kenedy. Or perhaps just cared more. Either way, Anlak, Cassie and Dimsdale found themselves invited to a the big bash.
<span style="font-size:xx-small;">(Intros and descri-ption of what everyone would have been up to for a week plus after they got back to Menethil. Everyone received 101 gold from Coldbrand's payroll rather than the 51 previously stated, and Cassie earned 45 gold from regular pay, and another 14 from a week's work in Menethil.)
(Also, someone really needs to stop the board from blocking the "scrip-t" in descrip-tion)</span>
Edited by: Jak Snide
