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Here is a snippet from a conversation I had with a DnD player about Glyph Wardens.

Please, not another one of your motivational speeches. I took this job so I didn't have to listen to them anymore."

The tall one said in a nasal tone, as if his nose were broken, "Perhaps we weren't clear. This seat is taken."

"We're going to die down here, aren't we?" A meek voice came from the darkness behind her.

Brass allowed himself return the smile, then his smile faltered. "Sleep is for the tired. I am not tired."

With hands stuck up his pits and snow finding perch on his eyelashes, he headed down the pier and into town.

Cat glanced down at her bow, her heart sinking. She couldn't unstring the bow. She could barely even pull it.