Log
Who: Eileen (ladyeileen), Luvais (il_bagatto), with some Lepant (sirlepant)
Where: Starting at the trading post according to bb
When: After Luvais and Eileen meet, I guess.
What: JOSIE DIDN'T TELL ME
The sporadic bouts of rain and the last new visitor he ran into meant that Lepant was staying in the trading post more often than not in the last few days. The rain usually mean people wanted to stay inside, but he hoped the increase in visitors and residents meant an increase in business.
But at the moment, only a few people were poking around and Lepant was looking off, tiredly. He kept the customers through the corner of his eye, but so far, no-one had yet shoplifted off him. Not successfully, anyway.
The shelves were well-stocked, the keeper taking care to make sure there would be plenty of supplies ready for the arrival of Skald and his crew, especially after remembering that the admiral had hoped to head out more frequently. But what Lepant was most grateful for at this moment was the fact the storeroom was warm and dry, and not at all like it was outside.
Despite the fact that business had been slow at best today, he saw, through a storefront window, what looked like a single - or pair - person heading his way. The rain that beat against the panes obscured his view, but nevertheless, Lepant straightened himself and stood tall behind the counter.
Where: Starting at the trading post according to bb
When: After Luvais and Eileen meet, I guess.
What: JOSIE DIDN'T TELL ME
The sporadic bouts of rain and the last new visitor he ran into meant that Lepant was staying in the trading post more often than not in the last few days. The rain usually mean people wanted to stay inside, but he hoped the increase in visitors and residents meant an increase in business.
But at the moment, only a few people were poking around and Lepant was looking off, tiredly. He kept the customers through the corner of his eye, but so far, no-one had yet shoplifted off him. Not successfully, anyway.
The shelves were well-stocked, the keeper taking care to make sure there would be plenty of supplies ready for the arrival of Skald and his crew, especially after remembering that the admiral had hoped to head out more frequently. But what Lepant was most grateful for at this moment was the fact the storeroom was warm and dry, and not at all like it was outside.
Despite the fact that business had been slow at best today, he saw, through a storefront window, what looked like a single - or pair - person heading his way. The rain that beat against the panes obscured his view, but nevertheless, Lepant straightened himself and stood tall behind the counter.