<strong>Lilial Ambersight</strong><br/><br/>Nodding, Lilial smiled compassionately at Kendra, nodding slighty as she hefted the coffin slightly higher as well, taking a breath to steady herself.  She kept up the somber pace, and carefully paid her respects as the funeral progressed, ignoring the tears that slowly streaked down her cheeks.  As the final words were spoken and the gravediggers began to bury the body at last, she murmured a soft prayer to herself. "I know you have little use for me, Lady of Graves, but I beg thee, please do not judge him too harshly.  He<em>was</em>a good man."<br/><br/>But when Kendra spoke to her again, Lilial blinked, brushing the tears aside with a faint hint of embarrassment and confusion. "I...would enjoy having a drink, Ms. Lorrimor.  But I'm uncertain<em>why</em>he would mention me in his will...I was hardly the only one he helped, and...well, I suppose we'll learn.  I do hope the inn will still be open to travelers by the time we are done?  Or should I get a room first?"