It was another beautiful day in Honeyhome.
To be fair, every day in Honeyhome was a beautiful day. It only rained when certain events were afoot, or if some nasty plot was in motion. Usually those were early warning signs, leaving Brutus on edge. Today, he found himself in the market square staring at the large posting board. Various jobs of all sorts were gathered here, and it didn't matter how big or small they were, Brutus would do his best to attend to them with his full attention.
Just the other day he had gotten done helping Old Lady Gertrude visit the Mudsprings, which was a rather uneventful quest. He was half expecting Goblins to jump out of the bushes and cause a tussle, but no, it was just a nice little day trip that had earned him an apple pie as a reward. He was looking to see if any of the locals needed help with something, stalking along the board listlessly looking for handwriting he recognized.
Big guilds tended to use pretty stationary with fancy symbols, what he was keeping an eye out for was plain paper, sometimes ridiculously sized for the note scrawled on it, handwritten in sloppy ink usually. Unfortunately, these notes were proving hard to find.
"Damnation, am I going to have to go on patrol and look for people in distress again?"
@Azykia
To be fair, every day in Honeyhome was a beautiful day. It only rained when certain events were afoot, or if some nasty plot was in motion. Usually those were early warning signs, leaving Brutus on edge. Today, he found himself in the market square staring at the large posting board. Various jobs of all sorts were gathered here, and it didn't matter how big or small they were, Brutus would do his best to attend to them with his full attention.
Just the other day he had gotten done helping Old Lady Gertrude visit the Mudsprings, which was a rather uneventful quest. He was half expecting Goblins to jump out of the bushes and cause a tussle, but no, it was just a nice little day trip that had earned him an apple pie as a reward. He was looking to see if any of the locals needed help with something, stalking along the board listlessly looking for handwriting he recognized.
Big guilds tended to use pretty stationary with fancy symbols, what he was keeping an eye out for was plain paper, sometimes ridiculously sized for the note scrawled on it, handwritten in sloppy ink usually. Unfortunately, these notes were proving hard to find.
"Damnation, am I going to have to go on patrol and look for people in distress again?"
@Azykia