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We return to the third floor of the Inn. Cronius is still in his room with the “statue”.
Time to find out if my hunch is right. Jaheira brings out the scroll. The statue starts to turn to… not flesh, but fur. Cronius isn’t happy about th.
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As we return to the bar, I decide to talk with my childhood friend for a bit.
Aegon: Hmm? What seems to be wrong, Imoen?
Imoen: Well… Not like I’m complaining or anything, but don’tcha think we’re getting a kinda bad reputation?
I’d never really thought about .
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We climb the stairs to the Inn, but our way is blocked by a robed man wielding a quarterstaff.
Vienxay: Careful.
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As we continue along the road I decide to try and get to know our new companions.
I observe Xzar for a while longer. I notice him looking around nervously, as if he were planning something.
Xzar: I’m NOT sneaking cookies, Mummy! And.
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It is time. I go to see my father at the Central Keep. He carries little with him for the journey – just his quarterstaff and a pack with some food.
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As I enter the Inner Grounds I’m approached by Imoen. She’s an errand girl at the Keep, and a ward of Winthrop.
Aegon: I’m afraid I cannot chat today, little one. My foster fatehr wishes me to prepare for a journey, but will not say to where.
Imoen: Little one.
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I head towards the main gate to find Fuller and ask about Dreppin’s antidote. On my I bump into Jondalar, a combat trainer here in the Keep.
The rest of the dialogue is just tutorial text explaining the controls.
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I have been meaning to summon a familiar for some time now. It feels right to do it now. One more thing to prepare for father’s journey.
A ginger cat appears before me. Strange, I always expected a familiar to appear more “magical”.
I pet the familiar.
Cat: Aahhhh.
Roasting potatoes is one of my favourite ways to cook them. Crispy and soft at the same time, lots of flavour and filling. They seem like they should be hard to cook, but they are actually ridiculously easy.
Okay, we’re not actually going to make shepherd’s pie today. I’m in lockdown and running out of veggies so I’m gonna make do with what I’ve got. However, we can still focus on how to do the potato part.
