As a result of Rhy spending a large amount of time in Nott since their farmlands were burned, some of the townsfolk will recognize him and be on friendly terms with him. They may have even heard rumors that he got in a bit of trouble on their behalf, which they'll be grateful for. By proxy they'll assume Lenore is a friend of Rhy's and be friendly with her, as well.
The pair will receive the following details as they ask around: 1. One farmhand who used to work in the wheat fields tells them that the disappearances have been ongoing for months, if not longer. Though, in the recent week or two he's noticed the vanishings have increased. Several other farmhands can confirm his information. One says he saw a horse returning riderless from the woods to the west.
2. An older woman at the fish market will shrug off their questioning. If they pursue an answer, she will confess her husband disappeared last week. He went hunting and never came back, though she didn't report his death. Actually, she didn't try to look for him at all. She sounds bitter and resentful. Rhy can sense that she's afraid and dreads the idea of her husband returning safely.
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The pair will receive the following details as they ask around:
1. One farmhand who used to work in the wheat fields tells them that the disappearances have been ongoing for months, if not longer. Though, in the recent week or two he's noticed the vanishings have increased. Several other farmhands can confirm his information. One says he saw a horse returning riderless from the woods to the west.
2. An older woman at the fish market will shrug off their questioning. If they pursue an answer, she will confess her husband disappeared last week. He went hunting and never came back, though she didn't report his death. Actually, she didn't try to look for him at all. She sounds bitter and resentful. Rhy can sense that she's afraid and dreads the idea of her husband returning safely.