Astos and Arvandor?  Well, Rose knew where she was headed next.  Still, at least Aria had already confirmed as much herself, though those other markings that suggested a larger conspiracy were a bit worrying.  This whole situation would undoubtedly take a little while to resolve, especially with all the things they still needed to do in Brightwater...<br/><br/>"Probably best to try and track her down as quickly as possible, then."  The shifter commented, when her companion brought up the sages.  "If she knows any scholarly types, we can leave the papers with her while we figure out where to head next.  We've been taking these guys out so fast that we could probably stand to take a little time to think, anyway."<br/><br/>Before long, the ship was carefully brought into port, the anchor set out, and a ramp found and lowered.  The ship had officially been brought into port, and now their work was almost done.  At the question about invites and preparations, Rose gave it some thought, then nodded.  Later that evening was good, and they were free to invite anyone they wanted, assuming Aria had no objections.  She also mentioned the perishable goods below-deck, and the ice-monster that had been guarding and preserving them.  Since it was dead, those goods would need to be taken care of quickly, or else they'd spoil.  Luneth and Ingus were more than welcome to them, of course, as well as any friends they brought over to help clean all the dead bodies off the decks.<br/><br/>She had a feeling they'd particularly enjoy the ice cream...<br/><br/>"Hmm.  And come to think of it, we still need to get your boat back here as well, don't we?"  She remembered, looking out to where the little ship was still anchored.  "I'd be more than happy to help take care of that now, if you all don't mind.  Aria, if you can try to track down the Coin on Edge tavern, we'll head there and get in touch with the Lady Sara once the boat's come in.  Ah, and that reminds me:  We were planning to sell off this ship anyway, at some point.  Since we wouldn't have been able to get it in like this without their help, Aria, do you think we should let Luneth and Ingus have a cut of whatever we make from selling it?"<br/><br/>The rogue didn't seem like the type to be overly-greedy...  Still, it was always better to ask than to assume, in Rose's experience.