Evelyn has no problem waiting the three days...and truthfully she couldn't afford a priority fee in any case, so it was a moot point. She's glad she got rid of her gear, but she has a sudden moment of doubt. What if one of these guards had spotted her on the docks? She had her armor on, and it was impossible to hide that. She did also have her cloak on as well...was she hidden well enough? It was too late to back out now though...it would look far too suspicious. She would just have to hope...<br/><br/>Following the guard into the guardhouse she let them go through her stuff without any complaint. She didn't have much with her to begin with, but hopefully enough to not look suspicious as a traveler. She answer the questions as honestly as she dared, trying to be vague on details without outright lying wherever she could. She describes her trip as religious in nature, on a journey for the goddess. She didn't know if the fall of Lux had become widely known or if it was a slowly spreading darkness....if this place had already fallen then she was likely delivering herself into enemy hands with this admission. She doesn't mention the light of Lux, although if it is brought up she'll express interest in it. In general though she attempts to portray her visit as religious in nature, which has the advantage of basically being true. She tries not to show nervousness at the interest she was feeling, but....well, she knew she had to be careful around at least one of the guards, lest his interest grow more personal.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Persuasion</div><div class="spoiler_body">Roll Result: schnookums rolled: 1d20, adding 6 to the total<br/>Comment: Persuasion<br/>Result: 15,<br/>Total: 21</div></div><br/>