Thomas
Jaem Marwick | Avin


He removed his cap and ran his fingers through his dirty ginger hair. He gave the young man before him a sideways glance. 


"You have traveled far to come here. I will answer you, but what do you already know of the history of this place?". It was unusual for someone to be so... Concerned over the feelings of someone he barely knew. Perhaps this one was truly Young and naive, seasoned.
James
Lei Linas | Avin 

Lei was easily intimidated by the side eye Marwick gave him. His eyes moved down timidly as he twiddled his thumbs. "Well..." He glanced to the side briefly before forcing himself to meet the other man eye to eye once more. 

"I know just a little, about what happened to the town? I'm familiar with the reason why all of your people are so skilled at mass producing quality products, and I heard about the competitions from an acquaintance in the trade." He smiled faintly. "I just really am amazed with how skilled you guys are at smithing. Its an honor to be here."
Thomas
Jaem Marwick | Avin


"Then you know the good things" He chuckled, waving a hand in an effort to ease the boy. "Easy, I mean no discomfort to you"


He swallowed and set his hat and pipe upon the bar. "In the early days, we were besieged, that much I'm sure you know. We were with victory then. Afterwards, many in town were killed by poison. I was in the field with my men and, well we were also affected. That was fifteen years ago. Those of us who survived... We returned not two weeks ago"
James
Lei Linas | Avin 

"Ah, sorry." He chuckled lightly and smiled, rubbing the back of his neck. 

He listened as Marwick begin to share the story. He nodded in response to the statement of him knowing about the siege. The mentioned of poison taking lives then shocked Linas, causing him to cover his mouth. "What?! That's horrible." He whisper yelled. "Who would even do such a thing. That's so cruel." He frowned and looked down at the table.