Grey-haired pale woman

Grey-haired pale woman Town Solhaven Gender female Shop Name Shadows and Symbols

Milla, the grey-haired pale woman, is the proprietress of Shadows and Symbols in South Haven. She has been involved as a very minor NPC in several quests in the Solhaven area. She sells a variety of Lornon themed symbols and ritual items.

Description

Clad in drab, tattered clothing, the pale woman has an overly flat nose and a wide mouth.  Her squinty, dark eyes are set deep in her skull, and folds of loose flesh fall about her chin, imparting an almost batrachian appearance to her.  Bits of stringy, dark grey hair hang loosely about her face, and her eyes dart about constantly, lending an air of nervous paranoia to her.

Ambients

The pale woman mutters in a harsh voice and says, "Dey ain't likin' ol' Milla.  Milla'll show 'em, aye.  All th' childlins love candy, h'ain't a one that a'can resist its."

A grey-haired pale woman blinks, as if suddenly aware she was speaking aloud, then goes back to busying herself by sorting through some herbs.


A grey-haired pale woman mutters shrilly to herself and shakes her head several times.

A grey-haired pale woman takes a vial of dark liquid and swirls it around for a few moments, then pours it in a bowl on top of the counter.  A languid wisp of dark violet smoke dances in the air, then fades away.  The woman looks quite pleased.

The woman mutters to herself in a frenetic fashion, "So many herbs.  So many ye have to sort.  All me pretties.  All mine..."  She goes about touching each strange herb, mushroom or other plant-clipping upon the counter, apparently quite lost in a world of her own as she gazes down lovingly at them.


The pale woman twitches slightly and mutters to herself, "Never 'nough belladonna.  Never 'nough.  Hemlock 'tis...Hemlock an' deathwort..."

She begins to frantically mix a few powders together in a potion and sets it underneath the counter.

Questions

Any question

The woman gives you a strange look and mutters, "Ye h'ain't got no business askin me anytin.  Ya jes' go on 'bout yer business now."