Rioichi Celanor:
"Yes. Especially those who are bearing children." This lead into the guard started to ramble about his family. He already had two sons and hoped to get another. Before anyone knew it the rain and wind slowly stopped and the early morning sun was visible through the clouds.

Rioichi Celanor:
The jolly guard lifted his mug as to say goodbye and Ashley gave a short wave before returning to her job.
The tavern was in the northern part of Easthallow so it didn't take long before Riachi came to the gate. The streets were quite empty at this time of day. There was only a few common folk on their way into the marketplace. Outside the gate, the grass was glistening from the rain in the morning sun. There was a somewhat broad road leading northward.

"Dunnae worry," Daithi said, slipping out of his exaggerated tongue and into his more subtly accented, natural voice. "Ah rather like my head being intact," came Daithi as he turned around to face his fellow patrons, loosening the class of his cloak and rolling his shoulders. "So then Madame, where do I start?"

A long walk had worn down on Riachi. Especially so after he had just celebrated so much at the pub. He took a moment to catch his breath before continuing into the farm.

"Anyone here?" He asked once on the property. Quickly after, he remembered the phrase. "Blue Clawed bird"

Riachi Celanor:
At the farm a somewhat elderly woman was clearing the stone path for dirt and dried grass. "Sir, are you looking for someone?" the old woman asked once she noticed Riachi.

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Daithi O'Carmac:
The tavern lady reached under the counter and took a piece of cloth up without glancing away from the mugs she was cleaning. "'ere. Use this."

He bobbed his head in affirmation, grabbing the towel with one hand-- carefully sidestepping a bench as he made him way back to the spill. Careful to avoid stepping in it, Daithi began wiping it up with the elbow grease of a man who's cleaned far too many ship decks to even consider being slow or inefficient when it came to messes. At least the ground here don't rock from side to side....