"Everything Is On Fire Part 2"

"Kier meets a weird blue thing! And Ashe totally grills Moren about Thog!" - Everything Is On Fire Part 2.
== Plot Synopsis ==
== Trivia ==
* Kyr's mentions that his previous name, Kier Fiore, was just a name he called himself.
* Before Thog took the job at Meadshire, he was full of "whim and vigour", according to Moren.
** "He was still a sneering asshole, but there was passion there".
** Thog and Moren used to be in the same gang.
** Thog used to enjoy dancing, street-art, being a poet, wisdom-maker etc.. 
*** He wrote a column for a newspaper once, and used to be absurdly proud of the things he did.
* In Alaran, Companies get tattoos as a way of showing off your brand. It's not something someone asks to see, though.
== Quotes ==
* Guard: That thing, you talked to that thing?
* Kyr: Yeah, he seemed pretty cool. Yeah. You know. I'm just a friendly guy, I can talk to---
* Guard: That thing just slaughtered everyone over by the gate! Didn't you notice the blood?!
* Kyr: Um, between you and me, I'm kinda desensitised to blood.
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* Ashe: Hello? I glance up at the sign, making sure that this is indeed Moren's shop.
* GM: Moren's Artifacts and Atrocities, darn straight.
* Ashe: Huh. I didn't think he'd include the "darn straight" on the sign.
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* Moren: I've known Thog for a long time, but he's not the type to seem to... well, enjoy things.
* Ashe: He doesn't wear his emotions on his sleeve.
* Moren: I think he does. I think he's just crabby all the way down.
* Ashe: Ah. Just got the one emotion.
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* Moren: [To Ashe] I mean, I left, and I'm considered a self-hating Alarani already. That aside: you, my friend, take it to a whole new level.
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* Moren: Moren reaches back behind the desk, and pulls out an old folder. He opens it slowly, and slides a single page of a newspaper across. I always keep this one around. It keeps me inspired.
* Ashe: Inspired, huh? I read it. What's it say?
* GM: A cage of concrete. Therefore, an inward panorama.
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