Having settled the score, Ruby Marshall finally felt a bit better. "Seeing you're doing so well puts my mind at ease."
"Alright, if you're busy, go on and take care of your business. Your dad and I will go rest for a while. Once we're up, we'll explore Dragonspire on our own, so don't you worry about us."
"Your mother doesn't have many talents, but one thing's for sure: I never get lost. I may have never been to Dragonspire before, but give me two days, and I'll know this whole area like the back of my hand."
Several families in our village had children who made it big and brought their parents to the city. But after just a few days, they all scurried back to the village, insisting they couldn't get used to city life and that they'd feel miserable if they couldn't work the fields for even a day.
'If you ask me, they're just gluttons for punishment, born to a life of hardship.'
'But she was different. There wasn't a luxury she couldn't get used to!'
