Summer 37, 515 AV
Sayana watched the bubbling pot as her eggs floated around in it. They should be ready now, shouldn’t they? She pursed her lips in contemplation and then decided to do one last check of her belongings. Daggers, Lakan, backpack with her waterskin, food for lunch including bread and cheese and dried apples… She had also managed to snag some fresh carrots and some other vegetables that Remi needed to use up. Today she was wearing her beige pants for a change but still had a nice red top on. As an afterthought, Sayana quickly slipped her finger cymbals, tambourine and shakers into the bag. Just as soon as the eggs were ready, she’d be off.
She gave them about one more chime and then took the pot from the hearth. She had another bowl full of cold water and she carefully ladled out the eggs and dumped them into it. After letting them thoroughly cool, the shells came off easily and she placed the half dozen eggs into a second bowl. Pausing, Sayana looked at the bland eggs. Then she quickly got some of her mustard seed and chopped it finely while crushing it at the same time. After she sprinkled it on the eggs she also added some salt. That would have to do. At last she carefully packed the bowl into her backpack along with the rest of the food and set off for the Windmount Stables.
She could smell the fragrant stables long before she arrived but she was getting fairly familiar with the place. She had agreed to meet a rather new bard at the stables to teach her some riding and hopefully make it all the way to Mithryn Outpost. Kay was her name, and she was working at the Rearing Stallion too. Sayana first paid one of the stable hands the ten gold mizas to rent a horse with all its gear, and then selected a young coppery brown stallion.
The Eypharian kept a look out for her bard companion as she went to gather up barding for the horse. There was the saddle, the blanket for underneath the saddle, the bridle, and of course the halter that the stallion already wore. The day looked hot and crisp but hopefully they would have a nice breeze once they got on the road.
Receipt10 gm for the horse rental. The food is assumed to be included in the seasonal expenses.
Sayana watched the bubbling pot as her eggs floated around in it. They should be ready now, shouldn’t they? She pursed her lips in contemplation and then decided to do one last check of her belongings. Daggers, Lakan, backpack with her waterskin, food for lunch including bread and cheese and dried apples… She had also managed to snag some fresh carrots and some other vegetables that Remi needed to use up. Today she was wearing her beige pants for a change but still had a nice red top on. As an afterthought, Sayana quickly slipped her finger cymbals, tambourine and shakers into the bag. Just as soon as the eggs were ready, she’d be off.
She gave them about one more chime and then took the pot from the hearth. She had another bowl full of cold water and she carefully ladled out the eggs and dumped them into it. After letting them thoroughly cool, the shells came off easily and she placed the half dozen eggs into a second bowl. Pausing, Sayana looked at the bland eggs. Then she quickly got some of her mustard seed and chopped it finely while crushing it at the same time. After she sprinkled it on the eggs she also added some salt. That would have to do. At last she carefully packed the bowl into her backpack along with the rest of the food and set off for the Windmount Stables.
She could smell the fragrant stables long before she arrived but she was getting fairly familiar with the place. She had agreed to meet a rather new bard at the stables to teach her some riding and hopefully make it all the way to Mithryn Outpost. Kay was her name, and she was working at the Rearing Stallion too. Sayana first paid one of the stable hands the ten gold mizas to rent a horse with all its gear, and then selected a young coppery brown stallion.
The Eypharian kept a look out for her bard companion as she went to gather up barding for the horse. There was the saddle, the blanket for underneath the saddle, the bridle, and of course the halter that the stallion already wore. The day looked hot and crisp but hopefully they would have a nice breeze once they got on the road.
Receipt10 gm for the horse rental. The food is assumed to be included in the seasonal expenses.