<strong>Lexi</strong><br/><br/>Innoki Duskwoven proved to be rather difficult to track down. He and his master had parted ways, and where the old hunter was easy to track, being well-known and respected, Innoki was largely an unknown. The only hint Lexi could find, and that only by sheer luck, was that apparently, an old friend of Aradeyal had called in a favor. Said friend lived in Ustalav, in a small rural town called Ravengro, A prison settlement, of all things, established to house employees at a place called Harrowstone.<br/><br/>Still, Lexi was not to be deterred. Having learned this much, she decided to pay a visit - for if the old master was not going, it followed his student would be. She arrived at Ravengro in the mid-afternoon of what appeared to be, if the hubbub in the streets was to be believed, a busy day. Lots of strangers, a respected community member dead, a memorial defaced. Asking around got her pointed to a small residence on the edge of town, the home of Kendra Lorrimor, hostess to a bevy of strangers here on the invitation of her late father, to attend his funeral.<br/><br/>The house was not difficult to find, and Lexi, brazen as always, wandered up to the door and knocked on it. Nothing bad would happen here, right? A few moments later, a young woman opened the door. She didn't even too surprised to find another newcomer - it had been that kind of day. "Good afternoon, Miss," she greeted Lexi. "Are you another of Father's friends come to pay your respects?"<br/><br/><strong>Everyone Else</strong><br/><br/>"I appreciate the offer." Kendra smiles. "But you are all friends of my father, and not imposing on me at all. Besides, if you want to visit the Pharasmin temple, it is the other way from the center of town... and I believe it may be more important for you to do that, than to help me carry a few victuals." She's quick to give Shorn directions to the temple, though.<br/><br/>Just at that moment, there was a knock at the door, and Kendra went to open up.<br/><br/><em>Edited, since noone posted yet and I don't like responding to myself.</em>