a thief (part two)

[springlamb]

[It's a bright and sunny afternoon on the 16th, and the town has become increasingly concerned over the items disappearing all over the place! In fact, it seems like things have just gotten worse over the last week or so; there's talk of entire dish sets going missing, or every single one of someone's coats. It's not just the animals at this point, though speaking of animals...

Lamb is currently consoling a poor man who seems to have lost not only his cart - with all of his wares, at that - but his horse along with it!]


(OOC: As always, you are not required to interact with Lamb or any NPCs, so don't feel you have to! You can simply use this as a sign that you can have larger items disappear. Some more observant characters may find a faint sheen of fairy dust at one crime scene, or perhaps a muddy footprint or three at another. Whoever's behind all this is getting a little more sloppy the bigger their target items get.)

Comments

[pishirogane]

I would too, but the residents seem adamant in this working.

[awizardidit]

Have you spoken with any of them?

[pishirogane]

A few. Father Time, Spring Lamb... I've been questioning a number of others today.

[awizardidit]

I'll see if I can find them. That should be an interesting talk.

[pishirogane]

He shouldn't be too hard to find. His tower is in the center of the lake here.

[awizardidit]

[Harry scratched his chin.]

Noted. I'll check in there as soon as possible.

[pishirogane]

[She nodded.]

Good luck getting your answers. And don't push Father Time too far. He seems peaceable most of the time, but he isn't an individual I would recommend testing.

[awizardidit]

[Harry smirks.]

I'll do what I can.

[But the concept of not pushing all-powerful people for answers doesn exist for him.]

[pishirogane]

[She gives him a humorless stare. She really didn't enjoy it when her advice was waved like that.]

Very well.

[Her attention turned elsewhere.]