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Braid-Man.His name was actually Hofgaer, but to me he will always be Braid-Man.I first saw him when I one day entered the Pony to seek out the company of Geirdrifa. He was one of his friends and introductions were made.
All sorts of people pass through the Prancing Pony.
Twas just blind luck that brought Damric Sarrell into the tavern at the same time as a young girl called Robynwen Alden.
Daughter of Damlan.
Damric was never father material, and neither, it seems, was Damlan, who had abandoned the girl at birth. Of course, it would be difficult to blame her father as he had only been sixteen years of age at her birth, Still a child himself. He was frightened, and left the child in good hands; those of her mother and grandparents.
Laying out one of her better thread-of-gold gowns and a pair of delicately embroidered slippers on her bed, Lyfrid began dressing herself in front of the horrendous mirror she kept in her private room at the Mercer Manor that sat high on the hillside in Arrowhaven. The petite woman liked fine clothing, shoes and jewelry and spent a good deal of the coins she earned from reading runes on those things. It would be fair to say, the Seer liked all the fine, tangible
Night fell upon Bree and there was an icy chill in the air. Though Winter was fading for Spring there came snow down upon the quiet town, the folk were all preparing to sleep and two girls who seemed out of place walked the streets of Bree. The girls were of flaxen hair, taller than the Bree-folk, and they had blue eyes. They wore casual tunics that were well cared for, no stains could be seen upon it and they were kept neat.
Alfknutr spins the tale of Helm the Hammerhand. Alas that Redwick had not stood among the gathered to hearken to the lore of his own people upon the tongue of his favourite tale-spinner.