John
"Hm, maybe."

*Auburn moves her cookie into her mouth, gently biting down on it before catching the coin and placing it in her pouch. She watched as the dagger is engraved with an AA.*

"Yeah, it's why I carry several-Wow, that's pretty... Wait, I just realized I never got your name."

*The bronze engravings were beautiful, the color standing out against the gray steel. Not only that, but they seemed magical in nature, particularly with the man's glowing hands. She didn't know his name though...*

"My goal never ends. Never. It's just to give people what they really need. Food, money, whatever I can provide. Just hopping around where I go, giving."
Edith
_By this point the girls had finished working on Auburn's arm. The arm should be covered in numbing salve, put back into place, and bound comfortably to allow for a clean heal. To top this all off, Almann got an idea after what Auburn had told him._

_Almann issues quick commands in Siuian to Relia, repeatedly pointing to Auburn and back to where the kitchen is. The girl darts into the kitchen to go fetch whatever Almann told her to get. Even though she stole from him, Almann thought, Auburn would do her penance to the town for creating crime where it wasn't needed._

"Ah yes, my name..."

_Almann spreads his arms out and gives a courteous nod._

"...Almann Jek, at your service. So you do charity work eh? Steal from those who have something and give to those who have nothing? Might want to head north then, the clashes up there between beastskins and elves never seem to end and the amount of newly poor and destitute doesn't let up. But for now, you will make amends with the town, and I have the means for you to do it."
John
"Almann. Haven't heard that one before. Reminds me of this."

*Auburn pulls out another cookie, this time with an almond imprinted in it, handing it to the macen. She nods her head to the the girls working on her arm, feeling the aching feeling begin to go away.*

"Thanks for the help. I'll do what I can. That's essentially what I do, after what happened back home. Though up there... Beastkin are scary. I've heard things about the elves and their haughtiness, but I haven't seen it for myself. What is she getting?"

*The rabbit pulls out yet another pastry, this time a chocolate eclair. She bites down on it, but something can be heard inside.*

"Ow!"
Edith
_He accepts the... Almond cookie. It made him chuckle a bit because he never bothered to draw the connection between his name and the humble snack. He decides to take a decently sized bite out of the cookie._

"This is very good."

_While Almann is enjoying the cookie Relia comes out of the kitchen with two separate sacks. She sets them on the floor, courtesies and goes back to the room where the others are._

_Almann opens the sacks and reveals their contents._

_Most of them are full of assorted foodstuffs. Old loaves of bread, dates, dried plums, cheap cheeses, a few pieces of dried meat here and there, and a few water skins presumably full of either wine, beer, fresh water, or watered down versions of the first two. Within the sacks there seems to be small pouches of rice and pickled olives as well._

"These will go to the children in the streets that were playing earlier. A lot of them don't have parents or have single mothers due to their mothers abandoning them as dead weight to live somewhere else or fathers dying in their mercenary work. It's not uncommon in a fishing town such as this for people to go out and work for long periods of time and not come back for a while, or ever. You will help me with this."
John
*The rabbit pulls out what looks like a metal spike out of her mouth. It's a bo shuriken, not something to be messed with. Only question is, what was it doing in a pastry?*

"Drat. Did it again."

*The metal spike is tossed into the bag, and Auburn suddenly pays attention to the large amount of food. What was this for?*

"Oh... I didn't know. Why do they look so happy?"

*Parents leaving their child. Mercenaries. Just like her, she was sure. Even if she wasn't forced, she would have helped them given this information.*

"I'll do what I can!"
Edith
_Almann shrugs._

"When children play, they don't think about what they have to eat that night. It's how they are. They also receive some food from the people here as well, and are checked up on occasion by the local physicians. Either way they appreciate the food."

_He finishes the cookie and proceeds to place one of the sacks in front of Auburn._

"We should get going before the sun goes down."