Keldar Del'Tarn (
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There are many places for foxes and bards to meet, but bars are good ones. There's plenty of people around with beer and food, for a given value of food. Bar food may not actually be food, scientists are out on that subject. Likely drunk while out on the subject.
In any case, there is a quiet corner where said bard is getting molested by said fox.
Because sometimes it needs to be done.
In any case, there is a quiet corner where said bard is getting molested by said fox.
Because sometimes it needs to be done.
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He didn't let go of Keldar completely, though he pulled away, out of him, breathing heavily.
"You better never forget this."
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He won't. Somethings you don't forget, this is one of them. His legs are feeling like jelly and he just wants to collapse into a puddle.
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He blinks a bit. "Room's nice. Sure. Where's m'shirt? What questions?"
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Reynard smirked and made sure Keldar was standing by himself, possibly with the help of the wall, then he bent down to pick up his shirt. "There you go. And I just want to know more about you, sweetness."
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Cognitive functioning appears to be reasserting itself for he pulls his shirt over his head with fairly good ease.
"I'm a bard. I tell stories. Not much more than that." Keldar gives Reynard a bit of a lopsided smile and sounds utterly honest.
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Reynard tugged at Keldar's hair and laughed. "I do grow to adore people frequently though. Tell me your own story, bard, and don't you lie to a liar unless you can do a better job than him."
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He then shrugs. "My parents were very poor and had a small farm. I really didn't enjoy working on it so when a group of traveling players came through our village one day when I was around fifteen I joined them. Ran away from home. One of the players was kind enough to teach me story telling and sponsor me in the Bard guild."