From: jgreene@dorm.rutgers.edu (Jeffrey Greene) Newsgroups: alt.pub.dragons-inn Subject: Re: [PRU-TW]Moria's trying to help Amachiak (Another point of view) Message-ID: Date: 24 Oct 92 02:01:51 GMT References: <1992Oct23.073413.3430@wkuvx1.bitnet> > She sits and watches him for a few minutes, looking slightly distracted. >After a short time she stands and looks about. She walks off toward a >table in the center of the Inn avoiding small clumps of the Rabble with >practiced ease. When she reaches the table, she reaches down and lifts a >furry mass and makes her way back to the table, following behind the silver >golem-like thing (which is carrying some very LARGE plates). She gets back >to the table and awakens Indigo with a mental touch telling him that the >food is ready, and his five stoneweight of whale is getting cold. She then >bends over and tries to awaken Amachiak, who can now be seen to be part of >the furry mass (the other part being his mount). The merman awakens, and stretches his body out, arms and tail extending, trying to rid his limbs of sleep. "Whale? I _was_ only kidding. It's a phrase akin to 'I could eat a horse'. Oh well, I've had it before, and it wasn't all that terrible. But how could it get cold?" His purple eyes suddenly glinted with understanding. "Oh. It's _cooked_. Well, I guess there is a first time for everything," seeing a need to explain himself, "You can't really cook food over a flame underwater." He bites into his food, and a smile crosses his face. "You know, I might enjoy this place after all," he says, and proceeds to clean his plate. He looks over the small form. Not really his problem, but it was interesting nonrtheless. If Moria had any problems, no doubt he could awaken the tiny figure. -jak