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She looks over at Stormslayer, "I understand your hesitation more than you know, but would you mind going against that feeling and sharing what your mission is please? If it could help, I think we'd all appreciate it. What's said at this table will be kept at this table."
"Did you say something about seeds?" I say, grinning a lopsided grin. I'm onto something and I'm happy about it. I look around the room, doing a quick survey... then leap to my feet, rushing over to a side table, where I find some paper and ink. Hunched over in an almost comical fashion, I begin to scribble, smudging the surface as I draw...
"Would what you are looking for look something like this?" I ask, presenting the messy and slightly still damp piece of "art."

"Why? I learned all the songs and tales from the Elves in the south, and thought I'd come up here and learn some new ones, makeup a few, and see what all those tales may be worth. This has the making of a fine song."
"Before I left my home, before I had the argument with that bear, I stopped to get a look at a map. Of course, the only map I knew of in my village was the one in Farwalker's possession. You don't know Farwalker, though I'm not sure anyone truly does. He's either mad or a mystical genius. Anyways, I snuck into his home at night, hoping to make a rough copy of his map. He wasn't there, and rather than the map, I seemed drawn to a strange hunk of obsidian lying among his knickknacks. I don't know what came over me, but I couldn't help but peer into it. I don't know what I expected to see, but what I saw was that." I gesture to the rough drawing placed upon the table, next to the codex impression.
"It looked like a giant seed, to me, sitting upon some rocks along a shore. I don't know what it really is. But it wasn't merely a picture, it was almost a vision. The rest of the room disappeared, and I smelled the salty air, I watched the waves as they crashed over the seaweed. I could not move, but I could feel the cool breeze wicking away the sudden heat that permeated me, even as I had no body." I look around the room, hoping not to be taken for a giant fool.
"Before I could really process much, though, I was startled back to reality by Farwalker himself. He wasn't there, and then he was. I have no idea where he came from, for I was sure his place was empty as I snuck about it. He was supposed to be away, off on one of his travels. But there he was. He spoke in mystery and riddle, knew I would break a table leg before I did it. And he also told me where that thing was. Marked it on the map, even, and gave me the map." I pull the rolled up map out of my pack and roll it open on the table. I place my dagger on one end and ask, "Anyone got something to hold this other end down?"