<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=9347.msg356875#msg356875">Quote from: Cosmo_ac on 24-05-2007, 23:51:45</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Anadar nods his head glad that all the paperwork is over. If their is one thing Andar dislikes, is long, tedious, boring paperwork.  He always preferedmch simpler things.  Do a job, get paid for the job.  Quick,easy, and simple.<br/><br/>Whn the Man gestured for Ardan to follow, he does so quickly, walking with a certain pride one might not expect to see in a man wearing nothing more then a cloak and some boots.  He followed eagerly to see where he would be staying for the night, and hopefully bathing and gaining some new clothing.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Ugnather leads Andar to his new home and Dame Belevant's Champion spends a pleasant evening having his new outfit tailored and a light repast befitting his station: light only so that he may reserve his massive gustatory capacity for the morrow, of course.<br/><br/>His new outfit is a bit on the garish side, but clearly marks him as a gentleman of some importance: the primary features are the mustard yellow tights and the brilliant blue long sleeved tunic with crimson frogging.  These are accompanied by a fine half-cloak, pointy soft leather shoes, and of course a broad-brimmed three-tiered hat with a plume (Dame Belevant's other servants also wear the tights and tunics, but theirs are duller in color and lack the ceremonial frogging.  As servants, they are not permitted more than single-tiered tricorns).<br/><br/>And he enjoys a good night's sleep on a soft bed with warm blankets.