The Bloody Dawn

(Part 1 is here)

Meeting Captain Basaran – Part 2

Diary,

Diary,

Little has happened since coming home, I arrived in the Dawn Hall, just missing the dance lesson Fal gave everyone, lucky me right? I said hello, had a short chat, apparently Ana has been causing strife, so I'll have a word with her.

It had been a slow night, rain looked imminent and there were too many of the Watch in the Tavern to risk cutting purse strings.  It was time to venture further afield if she wanted to stay clear of a good hiding from Hog; he’d not been too impressed with the contents of her bag lately.  It had been a good while since she’d relieved the good folk of Cladcot of their possessions; by now some of them would have likely grown careless again about checking whether their doors and windows were locked.  She glanced up at the dark grey sky, slung her bag on her back and m

Diary,

I have been on a trip to the Shire just for a small contract with a hobbit, it was uneventful, very little of interest happened. I can hardly wait to return to Bree.

Diary,

Where do I begin? I guess when I arrived at the Dawn Hall yesterday, Basaran had large portion of the company in a meeting, he'd decided to make us clean up the hall after some acrobats painted it Pink. Apparently it was revenge against Skalforn for ruining their lawn, so he was tasked with cleaning the roof.

Diary,

“Crawl!” The crow seemed to cry, but Birchald refused, shaking his head as he passed by a small rabble of green and yellow fields. Paint was easy to get a hold of, but this much... And pink? This called for a man with intellect, and a reputation as someone who could keep his mouth shut.

Weekly Menu from the Kitchen of the Dawn Hall (posted outside the kitchen)

Fresh bread, butter, cheese, and seasonal fruit is always available

Sterday: 
Breakfast: Onion and Mushroom Omelet, pork sausage and biscuits; Blueberry muffins; coffee or tea

Lunch: Mushroom Soup: a creamy, hearty soup of a variety of field mushrooms; ale on tap

Tea: Honey cake, selection of tea