<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/TZLHXJX.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Rishi (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=311048.msg15089377#msg15089377)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Caravan<br/><strong>Status:</strong>Normal<br/><hr/><br/>Rishi, for one, was happy to be leaving Suzail.  It was not a place to her liking, if only for the treatment that she had to endure while within its walls.  Many places were suspicious of her due to her heritage, but Cormyr was generally worse in its unfounded suspicions.  She'd put up with worse, of course, so it was simple enough to continue to remain silent and let her companions worry about dealing with the negotiations and contracts.  She had no mind or skill for it anyway.  As long as the work was good and it helped put food into their bellies then she would be happy.  So when it came time to leave it was little wonder that Rishi was one of the first ones ready to pick up and go.<br/><br/>It would be a little while before they would truly be in danger--not even the dumbest of bandits were brazen enough to ambush a caravan mere miles from the front doors of Suzail.  So rather than occupy herself by watching what was going on outside of the caravan, she move around and paid more attention to what was going on inside it.  The pace was easy enough, and it was a pleasant summer day, so she could easily walk alongside the wagons listening in on the various conversations that were going on.  She didn't bother trying to initiate a conversation herself, she knew that she would probably just muck it up somehow anyway.  Most of them seemed content to not approach the tall half-orc woman either.<br/><br/>"Potato," she answered Ian's question matter-of-factly after walking up alongside them both.  "They make good snacks," she explained.<br/><br/>"May I?" she asked momentarily before reaching over to take a couple of the tail feathers off of the turkey.  She then began to carefully weave them into her hair, one feather over each ear.  The brown of the turkey feather matched well with her natural hair color, the handful of other colors standing out in contrast.