'Welcome' Father Stirrech said to Lamora and he smiled. 'We start when the others arrive. There should be a few more of you' he said, and just as he was about to say something else, Yrsa entered, and offered a letter to him. 'I am child, I am. Be welcome. It seems our faith has provided more than one on this day' he said, looking from her to Anton.<br/><br/>'Please be seated. While we await the others, allow me to introduce Anton, a member of the Pelorian Faith, with a different set of skills than most clergy are used to seeing in action, and Viera, representative of the Highfolk Elves' and with that he motioned to the pair.<br/><br/>The green-skinned elven woman stood and inclined her head. She truly was a child of the woods, and looked very uncomfortable indoors. She wore nothing but a light sundress, and carried a satchel. She had no weapons, shoes or any other items on her person. Greetings, I am Viera, and as the goodly father has stated, I represent the olven folk of Highfolk, olven and half-olven, since the Fey Queen didn't see fit to send a representative to assist, the Sylvan Council of Highfolk and the Vesve Forest felt it proper and right to assist, and I am most happy to make your acquaintance. Her common was spoken with a thick elven accent, indicating that she was not terrible familiar with, or used to using, the common tongue.<br/><br/>Anton rose, and bowed. I am Anton LaVella. I am here on behalf of the Church of Pelor. I am a troubleshooter for the Church, but more importantly, the information that we have, leads to what used to be a Temple of our Faith, and it happens to be the temple that I studied at when an acolyte. It was the only temple of our faith in the Pomarj. I will expand more upon that when the others arrive, but my main function is to guide you, and provide information. You wouldn't know it from looking at me, but I am also a scholarly monk, that is my background, among other things.