<span style="color: #40BF00">Flora smiled at Raine.<br/><br/>“Why, sweetie, you are in the Silver Goblet.” Her smile faded as she realized that the inn was not ringing a bell with the girl. “Do you not remember?”<br/><br/>Flora was a little surprised, and ever the mother, worried. “You and your friends arrived last night. Are you ok? You weren’t drinking at last night, dear. None of you did, yet you and the dear dwarf at the bar both can’t remember anything.”<br/><br/>Flora was scared for the poor girl. She led her to a table and had her sit down. “I’ll bring you some food. Just relax here.”<br/><br/>Flora took note of Raizel as he sat down, wondering if he was suffering the same strange symptoms as his two companions. She could tell by the way that he was acting that he did not want to be disturbed. She frowned. He had issues when had come in last night. He had been asking for people that no one knew off, not even his current friends. At times, he had seemed inconsolable.<br/><br/>Flora noticed Kevkas motioning to her. She smiled and approached him, leaning in close enough to hear. She pulled her head back after her question. Him, too? She sighed.<br/><br/>“What happened to you and your friends, dear? You all arrived last night, as a group. You were all chatting and hanging out. After some time, you all asked for rooms. Now this morning, three of you have no memory of it. I suspect a fourth doesn’t either. I don’t understand.” <br/><br/>She nodded at a table. “I’m worried for you kids. Have a seat and I’ll bring food.”<br/><br/>She turned towards the kitchen to get the food and almost ran right into Penny. She smiled and it was then that she realized there were gifts on all the tables. The two halfings acted as though they didn’t care but in reality they were fascinated. They each wished that the other would pick up the trinket so that they could pick theirs up. The warrior was inspecting hers gleefully. She gave a heart “thanks” and smiled widely. Flora chuckled at Penny as she chatted. She really loved gnomes. They were great folk.<br/><br/>“Oh, there are no damages, dear. You never drank or made a fuss. If you want, I’ll bring you some food.”<br/><br/>She smiled and disappeared into the kitchen.</span>