((Since I might be updating my inventory (I gave myself the Boots of Dex), I'm okay with everyone getting a vial of poison if that's what they want to do.))
Celia, most unfortunately for her ends up becoming the most enticing shiny object during the entire trip. A shiny object that moves in loops and floats around? Surely something to gaze at for hours on end. (Fun to stare at for infants and men highly dillusioned by advanced alchemenal creations.)
During the trip Muun decides to take his opportunities to try and gather food and hunt while Lucille is unable to keep moving. The constant breaks in pacing frustrate him, especially since the ring of subsistence allows him to forego most feelings of being tired which makes him forget what it's like for the most part and he can simply use the wand he has to cure his body if it becomes abused and injured from the strain of overuse. However; he eventually begins to offer his support to help her even when she hasn't asked to stop either because it would keep her from tiring as much, or because the two haven't been very subtle about each other.
Once they reach Alydar, he says to the others with a bit of relief, "I definitely need to clean up after we fix our broken clock... No, not you Jack, I mean Quintis..." While visiting the priest that sells the scroll, he can't help but feel like that, despite never having met the man, has already upset him in some way but doesn't know why. Once somebody casts the scroll to return Quintis to his original mind, Muun pats his shoulder and says, "You did nothing horrifyingly embarrassing with yourself. Promise."
After leaving the Temple, though it hasn't been decided what the party will do, Celia finds something that catches her eye at a general store. In the glass window she sees lots of people that are her size. No, taller but still able to be held in her arms if she wanted. They seem to hold still and stand guard watching everyone that passes by, and all seem to be wearing vastly different clothing from each other. There are several figures that are dressed like princesses.. kind of like Lucille. Some dressed like various warriors but manage to look very different from each other, like a man with a spear and a fuzzy hat, or one with a rat's hide draped over him and a flimsy axe. Upon further and moving across the window she finds that these aren't animals or faeries, but people made of...
trees, stripped of their bark and shaped to be like human persons. Her curiosity truly piqued now, wondering where they came from, she notices one that is completely covered with the gray, shiny plating that some of the others wear, hiding the wood underneath. Such a figure, wielding a basic sword, reminds her of Jack.
She decides to fly inside the building- THUD! now she knows about glass. Rubbing her nose she wonders how she'll get in. "Celia! Come on!" a distant voice yells. It's Muun, he actually noticed she was gone for once! A bit defeated she moves to catch up with the rest and maybe she'll find a way in later.
((I'm not sure I actually have anything to sell, besides maybe my non-enchanted Mithal Shirt (which I might have already sold but haven't checked yet.)))
((In unrelated news, I just finished the first draft of a Val Fierno vignette that weighed in at 10.5K words. Jesus, what have I become that I'm writing a story about my D&D character?))
((It's to impress girls, of course. That and Val's pseudonym, Kaff Reyneel, could make quite a profit publishing such material as part of his schemes.))