I think I'll have one, also!

*Phara gets a brew for herself and climbs up on a seat, to relax.*

For your service I will play you a song

A lusty young smith at his vice stood a-filing.
His hammer laid by but his forge still aglow.
When to him a buxom young damsel came smiling,
And asked if to work in her forge he would go.
Rum, rum, rum. Rum, rum, rum.
In and out. In and out. Ho!
"I will," said the smith, and they went off together,
Along to the young damsel's forge they did go.
They stripped to go to it, 'twas hot work and hot weather.
They kindled a fire and she soon made him blow.

Her husband, she said, no good work could afford her.
His strength and his tools were worn out long ago.
The smith said "Well mine are in very good order,
And I am now ready my skill for to show."

Red hot grew his iron, as both did desire,
And he was too wise not to strike while 'twas so.
Said she, "What I get I get out of the fire,
So prithee, strike home and redouble the blow."

Six times did his iron, by vigorous heating,
Grow soft in her forge in a minute or so,
But as often was hardened, still beating and beating,
But the more it was softened, it hardened more slow.

When the smith rose to go, quoth the dame full of sorrow:
"Oh, what would I give could my husband do so.
Good lad with your hammer come hither tomorrow,
But pray could you use it once more ere you go!"

I think I will go for a walk

Bravo, that is surely what we needed thank you, Ranar!

Alway A pleasure I love to play

"Are you sure that's such a wise decision?"

I was thinking the same thing did she not just pass out

Ranar slams his drink and step outside for some fresh air.

Calliope gains her strength, crawls over and grabs Pan from under the bed..."Hey Pan...yooouuu sucha gooood kitty. I wuv you"

She sits back and thinks about home and how joyous of an occasion when a child was born. The celebration lasted for weeks. Calliope loves children more than life itself...She made a promise to protect them with her life....

Calliope puts pan down. She reaches in her pouch and pulls out some pieces of meat from the Hare stew she had earlier and places them in his bowl. He growls hungrily as he scarfs it down...

She opens the door and goes down stairs...wondering why everything is so quiet.

"Well I've had quite an evening! I have to work in the morning. I think I'll take a room in the inn tonight, Calliope."


*Calliope gives Phara a room key. Phara goes to her room and falls off to sleep right away*

"Yeah, wasnt it though....Where is Alatariel?" she hands a key to Phara..."sleep well my friend.."

*Thogeon had fallen asleep at the bar. He wakes when Calliope comes down stairs and looks at her not sure if it is reality or the beginning of one of his nightmares.*

"Just watch it big guy...you think I cant read minds now. You would be surprised with all the things I can do" she walks past him and taps him on the back...

*comes back to reality when Calliope taps his back. shakes his head to get the cobwebs out. turns and looks at her.*

"Be careful whos minds you read. some of my thoughts aren't pleasant. Can you read nightmares I never remember mine all I know is that they greatly effect me."

"What do I have to bite your thigh to get your attention. darn" she walks behind the bar, climbs up on the stool and says to him. "Dont ya like me anymore" she giggles and pinches his nose..

*comes back to reality when Calliope taps his back. shakes his head to get the cobwebs out. turns and looks at her.*

"Be careful whos minds you read. some of my thoughts aren't pleasant. Can you read nightmares I never remember mine all I know is that they greatly effect me."

And theres no need to be pinching my nose!

"Why not pinch that nose...I can pinch whatever i want..." she pulls back with her arms over her, preparing for a swat

*Alatariel walks back into the inn*

Oh I feel so much better now.

"listen here little one. I am growing tired of your teasing, games and now pinching. I have been doing my best to play nicely with everyone and to not retaliate with violence but you are wearing my patience a little thin."