Differences in The Wandering Inn 3.00 E

• The air smell different.
• The air smells different.
• Cleaner.

• I hear and feel the big plate being placed in front of me.
• Cautious exploration with a fork she hands me finds the eggs—only slightly runny—and the toasted bread.
• After cautious exploration with a fork I find the eggs—only slightly runny—and the toasted bread.
• Yes,

• That’s me Laken Goddart,
• That’s me Laken Godart,
• blind son to two fairly affluent parents,

• I tell her about the Black Plague,
• and within minute she’s swearing up and down to buy some soap the next time someone goes into town.
• and within minutes she’s swearing up and down to buy some soap the next time someone goes into town.

• apparently I’m around 184 cm,
• or around 6’1 for people using the horrible US measuring system,
• or around 6’1’’ for people using the horrible US measuring system,
• but Durene is at least a head higher than I am.

• running,
• shouts of joy at odds with the words and tone in the children’s voices.
• shouts of joy at odds with the words and tone in the childrens’ voices.
• It doesn’t take them long to find us.

• “I have go to help,
• “I have to go help,
• Laken.

• But I do like to hear the birds sing and feel the sunlight in my face.
• But I do like to hear the birds sing and feel the sunlight on my face.
• I don’t mind relaxing for an hour or two by myself in the mornings.

• “I doubt there’s many jobs for a blind person in your world anyways.
• “I doubt there are many jobs for a blind person in your world anyways.
• Unless I can learn magic?

• “I—I want to too.
• “I—I want to,
• too.
• But it’s tricky…