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"Reller, could you bring the large blade that Kulop here found? I'm guessing he left it on the deck."

(My mistake i wasn't paying enough attention)

Reller moves to find the blade that was left on deck. He nods his head in agreement and moves towards the passageway. "Of course." He tells the group in Elven.

Looking around as he moves, Reller locates the passage and doorway noting the route. He finds the blade in question and returns it if possible .

"Oh! Good! What a beautiful chest! Now smash it Reller!" Kulop says cheerfully. "Just make sure we have another container to carry it's content. I have some room in my bags."

Reller arches his brow and lifts the chest if possible. He looks around the place for something hard to smash the chest on and decides to drop it on the corner with a hard throw downwards, instead. (( 14 str check? )) "Are you sure?" He asks as he throws the chest with a grin on his face.

"Ammmm... Sure? I don't know. Aren't you curios to see what's inside? I guess we can carry it to the city to a blacksmith and smash the lock there." He looks at Brax, "What do you say sweetheart?" he smiles.

"You obviously meant 'Your grace.' Didn't you master halfling." Throwing her hands in the air Brax stops Reller with the chest. "Very well, I can take most of the weight, but its too bulky." Putting one on the other she takes one end and lools for Gustas to aid in carrying them.

(OOC: Oh, right, I remember Jenara told me that someone was ready to take over Gustas, and I hadn't replied to her yet. Well, I tried to contact mgbevan but got no answer, so I gess I can give the go-ahead.)

Together, the group carries the chest on the main deck. If they wish so, they can bring it to the pier via the plank.
Does anyone want to return into the room or do they decide they have seen everything and go back into town?

Brax will carry the chest with Gustas back to the house.

Ooc: The person in question suggested taking over Gunter, but to no avail.
Not sure where we go fro here.

To the hotel? Folks, you have a house to yourself, remember? Of course, if you prefer to play with it in the inn... your choice.

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(OOC: If we didn't search the room completely Kulop won't leave without satisfying his curiosity, so he looks around, knocks on the wooden boards creating the walls and the floor.
Can you repeat the description of the items in the room? Sorry for the trouble.)

This seems to be one of the 'master' cabins. The furnishings and fittings are of good quality and the place is clean and tidy.
A single bunk, made-up with bed linen, has its head against the bulkhead running along the center-line of the ship next to what appears to be a wooden partition squaring off the corner near the main deck.
In the center of the room is a polished wood table, apparently bolted to the deck. On the table is a silver bowl containing an assortment of fruit, a silver carafe half full of a light red liquid and a silver goblet. Against the table are set two upright, wooden chairs and a padded, leather chair.
On the deck under the porthole in the stern is a wooden, brassbound chest. Beside it is a pair of highly polished black leather boots.
From the center of the deck above, over the table, hangs a hooded lantern

(OOC: No troupble, Bish Gada. Just copy and paste.)

Kulop throws another look at the room before they leave. "Wait! We haven't looked under the bed, under the table and didn't apprise the silver plate. And no one tasted the refreshments." He returns to the room and checks the bunk moving the linen, knocking on the wood searching under the pillow and under the bed itself. He also tries to move the bed and if he finds nothing he goes to search under the table.

Brax pauses. "Hurry up master Kulop! This is heavy."

Ooc: worse than a Kender

Kulop yawns, "Don't you want to try the bed? It seems comfortable." He winks at her.

Reller goes to explore the house with the group for a couple of minutes. He stays in the common area with the main group. Keeping to himself, he notes the dynamics of the group to himself silently.

Planning to make a trip to the inn, he waits for the general commotion to calm down while the group gets settled.