“Her shoe size doesn’t match.”
…That wasn’t very smart.
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“-I looked down when I was at the counter. They didn’t seem to match. By a mile.” I start to cover my statement up.
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Drakor frowned. “You’re sure? My view wasn’t great, but I didn’t think it was that far off. Certainly not by a mile.”
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Hopefully- “Who’s the one who tracked the steps? And figured out where he fell?”
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Drakor frowned. “Both of us tracked the steps. I don’t think that’s particularly relevant, though? We both saw them.”
He scratched his head. “Are you implying that I’m misremembering the foot sizes?”
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(told you you should’ve just gone with it)
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(hush)
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“I’m saying…” I’m… starting to really wonder how… good his… senses are. “I have better sight than you.”
Drakor shrugged. “Still, would it not be fair to check with more… rigor? An examination at a counter is hardly close. In the very least, we could at least ask if anyone knows where she was last night.”
“The Wanderer got a good vibe from her. Maybe you should ask him.” Canary shrugs.
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“That’s extremely reasonable. However, I don’t exactly know where he went.” Drakor nodded.
“From what… little… I know about his… ‘boldness’.”
“Head towards the blacksmith’s.”
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Drakor frowned. “Where’s that?”
Canary points in the direction, and goes silent.
She’s visibly tired, and seemingly doesn’t want to talk anymore.
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