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[Waver has not made much use of the network’s public feed over the past few months, but if there is any time to take advantage of mass communication, it is now. His face is calm and collected, and in the background, some distant whirring can be heard. Wherever he is, there’s a collection of books behind him.]
Good afternoon. Over the past several weeks, I have been working on establishing a coffee house, which is now open. This place is called the Barrel, and it is located in Nimh Gleanne, where the Southern Road and Eastern Roads meet. I managed to find a low-technology method to make strong coffee, so those of you who are accustomed to espresso based drinks may find something of home here.
In addition, I have been fortunate enough to begin curating a small library which is open to everyone who enters the shop. While it does not have the towering grandeur of the court libraries, I have strived to include books that hold viewpoints that would not be in either Court. For those who are interested in comparing the histories that the courts versus other parties, the books I have here are very relevant to your research.
Should you have any questions for me, please ask them here. Otherwise I hope that our paths cross soon.
[With that, he turns the feed off, and gives a glance around the shop. It’s quiet, with Waver being the only person there. The silence will only last for so long, and that thought prompts a small, thin smile from Waver. It will change, and so will everything else.
For the remainder of the week, Waver stays within the shop as well, reading and keeping a careful eye on the door.]
[ooc: Details about the location are here. If folks would like an open log for the month of October, please let me know.]
Good afternoon. Over the past several weeks, I have been working on establishing a coffee house, which is now open. This place is called the Barrel, and it is located in Nimh Gleanne, where the Southern Road and Eastern Roads meet. I managed to find a low-technology method to make strong coffee, so those of you who are accustomed to espresso based drinks may find something of home here.
In addition, I have been fortunate enough to begin curating a small library which is open to everyone who enters the shop. While it does not have the towering grandeur of the court libraries, I have strived to include books that hold viewpoints that would not be in either Court. For those who are interested in comparing the histories that the courts versus other parties, the books I have here are very relevant to your research.
Should you have any questions for me, please ask them here. Otherwise I hope that our paths cross soon.
[With that, he turns the feed off, and gives a glance around the shop. It’s quiet, with Waver being the only person there. The silence will only last for so long, and that thought prompts a small, thin smile from Waver. It will change, and so will everything else.
For the remainder of the week, Waver stays within the shop as well, reading and keeping a careful eye on the door.]
[ooc: Details about the location are here. If folks would like an open log for the month of October, please let me know.]