"This is a pretty nice setup. You really know how to do a good time."
Kinner comes by with a knapsack containing several books - all wrapped and with Cricket's name on them. He didn't spare any expense at the bookshop a few days before. He's carrying a tin of biscuits and a bowl of popcorn shrimp. It went over well at the Lokis' party, so he figures it might go over well here. He looks like his old self again, between his bright expression and the lack of injuries. After getting a slice of cake and some moonshine, he turns to face the host.
"Hello, Cricket. Heard you were having a party, and I thought I'd come visit. It's been a while." He puts down the bowl of shrimp. "I had a conversation with someone named Nál. Friendly enough, but a bit strange." The cook draws out the presents. One of them is a book of Irish mythology, the second is a book of recipes, and the third is a travel book about Antarctica.
He offers them to Cricket. "Here - I bought them for you."
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Kinner comes by with a knapsack containing several books - all wrapped and with Cricket's name on them. He didn't spare any expense at the bookshop a few days before. He's carrying a tin of biscuits and a bowl of popcorn shrimp. It went over well at the Lokis' party, so he figures it might go over well here. He looks like his old self again, between his bright expression and the lack of injuries. After getting a slice of cake and some moonshine, he turns to face the host.
"Hello, Cricket. Heard you were having a party, and I thought I'd come visit. It's been a while." He puts down the bowl of shrimp. "I had a conversation with someone named Nál. Friendly enough, but a bit strange." The cook draws out the presents. One of them is a book of Irish mythology, the second is a book of recipes, and the third is a travel book about Antarctica.
He offers them to Cricket. "Here - I bought them for you."