<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/5KEKEYx.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;">Shadi Bahar</span></strong></span><br/>Character Sheet (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1174357)<br/><strong>Fogwall Court</strong><br/><br/><hr/><br/>"Oh, what a lovely thing to say." Shadi's bubbling laughter filled the area near the bar. As much as she enjoyed the exaggeration and the mental image accompanying it, her hand softly swatted at the air, humbly dismissing the compliment. "You're too kind, Mister Foxglove."<br/><br/>"Art is not about imitation though; my new friend is right about that much." Shadi took a moment to lean against the bar with both elbows and lower her nose to the mug that the bartender had swapped. The scent that was noticeably absent of the distinct odor of alcohol was enough to elicit a soft giggle from the priestess and earn Riata a thankful wave the next time Shadi caught her attention. "It is more for capturing the soul of the artist than the subject. Seeing the world through someone else's eyes brings us closer together."<br/><br/>Shadi could speak for hours about art. Every disciple of Shelyn took it upon themselves to learn a craft of some kind, and Shadi had conveniently enough settled upon drawing and painting after testing out a few other hobbies. Her eyes darted to her pack. A part of her wanted to share her work with her assembled company. Buried somewhere in that pack was a journal full of charcoal sketches of many of the people that Shadi had come across or the places she had been. That would, however, inevitably make herself the focus of the conversation and so Shadi thought better of it. This was a journey of discovery -- a chance to learn about new people and places -- not an opportunity to talk about herself. After all, Shadi already knew everything there was to know about herself. Or so she thought.<br/><br/>The priestess brightened at the suggestion put forth by Aldous, always happy to share the road with more friendly faces. "That sounds like a wonderful idea! We<em>are</em>kind of working for Mister Lutsag to make sure he arrives safely, but I'm sure he wouldn't mind a few more eyes, especially if they're free." Shadi paused to offer the dwarf a jovial smile. "Would you, Mister Lutsag?"