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=Actions at the Governors Mansion=

Phen and Layla deafeated the intruders. They Let Joe the mercenary go.  Delivered the Potion to Zaeed. We're offered a job with the goverenor that they refused. noticed that Zaeed knows something about Flying ships. Found out that Zaeed is the Governor's body guard as well as butler. 


=Actions around Penna=

Notice the rumor mill spreading around town about The Governor being assassinated, horrible things happening, Significantly decreased number of guards and some business' not open that normally would be. Phen and Layla don't say anything to anyone about the truth of it. Make thier way to Father's House.

=Actions at Father's House=

Spoke with Reva, She got somewehat distraught when you mentioned Zaeed being at the Mansion, and she excused herself. Layla attempted to sneak up on Reva while she was in the bathroom and then got a little caught by reva when she exited. Layla searched the bathroom but didn't find anything. Phen searched it and saw a messenger pigeon w/ a message leaving the house. Gil was awoken and was lazy not helping out. they had dinner. Phen told Layla about the pigeon as they were on to the Inn owned by a Retired Soldier.

=Dire Edge Inn=

Explored the relationship with Winston a little further - Will be using Hunter Skill for Winston. They have a bond relating to Affection and imagery, no speaking. Layla wants to be warned of Danger. Winston likes to eat, Layla feels his hunger even after she's already eaten

* Adventure Idea * - Winston Get's lost or captured. Phen is Reluctant to go or cannot go help find him.

After a Quick stop to the Pet Shoppe, after three days of Rest Layla and Phen find Grandma...or Grandma has found them rather, and there's been an emergency with her friends the Mer people. 

=Pete's Pet Shop=

She discusses with Pete the bond that appears to be forming, Pete doesn't necessarily believe her right away, he has never heard of this, although he has read about it once, in a book about the "Old Children of the Forest".