(https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/6963424/O-nkR_aL9gAGCTC7sdvtVQ/med.jpg?1420295428)<br/><br/>The elven employer nodded in agreement at Baradis.<br/><br/>"Due to its isolation, news travels slower.  The woods care less about such things as a city would.  In addition, the shorter lives races have forgotten about the tower over the past century."<br/><br/>While the others conversed, another blond sun elf arrived with a parchment in hand.  The parchment appeared to be one of the many tower quest advertisements that spread through Waterdeep.<br/><br/>“Vedui’ il’er Zillah.”<br/><br/>“Vedui’ il’er, Adah.”<br/><br/>The two clearly knew each other as they conversed in the elven tongue for over an hour long.  There were similarities between their hair and facial structures that marked them as family.  As time passed, they seemed to give less and less attention to the others gathered.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">For those that know the elven language</div><div class="spoiler_body">The other elf seemed far more traditional in her interactions as the pleasantries continued longer than the entire meeting the group had with Zillah so far.  It turns out that Adah was her younger sister.  Adah had an air of arrogance that was more pronounced than her older sibling.<br/>Eventually, Zillah interrupted the typical conversation opener (They spoke about just the weather for over half an hour.) and asked Adah to get to the point.  <br/>Adah had found the parchment and disapproved what Zillah was doing, accusing her of having skewed priorities.  Adah said Zillah should be prioritizing her daughter's education and tuition as well as their research in the lands east instead of the tower.<br/>Zillah countered that she needed to make sure that she didn't pass on the family shame to future generations.<br/>+5 to sense motive if you chose to roll</div></div>