They'd still be limited by the speed of Ishana, but Parvansh can tell Ishana where to find the meeting-place and meet up with her again at sunset.

They fly off.

Grandmerchant Taravind is... an admirably Lawful and Evil person; among his deeds that are known and acknowledged enough to be speakable in uncertain company, he was able to ruin one of his competitors and buy out their debts.  He then had the patriarch of that house sign his children over to Taravind's slavery, in order to receive a stay on his debt, but despite the stay of debts the man was ultimately unable to pay.  When all his business had fully collapsed, and his possessions sold into bankruptcy, Taravind had kindly paid for an Early Judgment to show the man that he was now destined for Hell, perhaps as a result of selling his children so.  It's said that the ruined man went about from house to house, among those who'd once had dealings with him, begging them for enough money to perform an Atonement, but was injured when guards cast aside this importunate beggar.  With a broken ankle, he limped down from circle to circle, seeking a temple in the Orison that might offer free channeled healing, in the Orison ring of Indapatta; but was slain after he reached the Orison, supposedly by muggers who saw such easy prey.

It's said that every year Taravind pays to scry the soul of his former competitor in Hell, and that if you can watch and laugh with him about it, he'll favor you in his dealings.  Few ask to be part of the viewing party.

They'd still be limited by the speed of Ishana, but Parvansh can tell Ishana where to find the meeting-place and meet up with her again at sunset.

They fly off.

Grandmerchant Taravind is... an admirably Lawful and Evil person; among his deeds that are known and acknowledged enough to be speakable in uncertain company, he was able to ruin one of his competitors and buy out their debts.  He then had the patriarch of that house sign his children over to Taravind's slavery, in order to receive a stay on his debt, but despite the stay of debts the man was ultimately unable to pay.  When all his business had fully collapsed, and his possessions sold into bankruptcy, Taravind had kindly paid for an Early Judgment to show the man that he was now destined for Hell, perhaps as a result of selling his children so.  It's said that the ruined man went about from house to house, among those who'd once had dealings with him, begging them for enough money to perform an Atonement, but was injured when guards cast aside this importunate beggar.  With a broken ankle, he limped down from circle to circle, seeking a temple in the Orison that might offer free channeled healing, in the Orison ring of Indapatta; but was slain after he reached the Orison, supposedly by muggers who saw such easy prey.

It's said that every year Taravind pays to scry the soul of his former competitor in Hell, and that if you can watch and laugh with him about it, he'll favor you in his dealings.  Few ask to be part of the viewing party.

They'd still be limited by the speed of Ishana, but Parvansh can tell Ishana where to find the meeting-place and meet up with her again at sunset.

They fly off.

Grandmerchant Taravind is... an admirably Lawful and Evil person; among his deeds that are known and acknowledged enough to be speakable without incurring his displeasure, he was able to ruin one of his competitors and buy out their debts.  He then had the patriarch of that house sign his children over to Taravind's slavery, in order to receive a stay on his debt, but despite the stay of debts the man was ultimately unable to pay.  When all his business had fully collapsed, and his possessions sold into bankruptcy, Taravind had kindly paid for an Early Judgment to show the man that he was now destined for Hell, perhaps as a result of selling his children so.  It's said that the ruined man went about from house to house, among those who'd once had dealings with him, begging them for enough money to perform an Atonement, but was injured when guards cast aside this importunate beggar.  With a broken ankle, he limped down from circle to circle, seeking a temple in the Orison that might offer free channeled healing, in the Orison ring of Indapatta; but was slain after he reached the Orison, supposedly by muggers who saw such easy prey.

It's said that every year Taravind pays to scry the soul of his former competitor in Hell, and that if you can watch and laugh with him about it, he'll favor you in his dealings.  Few ask to be part of the viewing party.

They'd still be limited by the speed of Ishana, but Parvansh can tell Ishana where to find the meeting-place and meet up with her again at sunset.

They fly off.

Grandmerchant Taravind is... an admirably Lawful and Evil person; among his deeds that are known and acknowledged enough to be speakable without incurring his displeasure, he was able to ruin one of his competitors and buy out their debts.  Taravind then had that competitor sign his children over to Taravind's slavery, in order to receive a stay on his debt, but despite the stay of debts the man was ultimately unable to pay.  When all his business had fully collapsed, and his possessions sold into bankruptcy, Taravind had kindly paid for an Early Judgment to show the man that he was now destined for Hell, perhaps as a result of selling his children so.  It's said that the ruined man went about from house to house, among those who'd once had dealings with him, begging them for enough money to perform an Atonement, but was injured when guards cast aside this importunate beggar.  With a broken ankle, he limped down from circle to circle, seeking a temple in the Orison that might offer free channeled healing, in the Orison ring of Indapatta; but was slain after he reached the Orison, supposedly by muggers who saw such easy prey.

It's said that every year Taravind pays to scry the soul of his former competitor in Hell, and that if you can watch and laugh with him about it, he'll favor you in his dealings.  Few ask to be part of the viewing party.

They'd still be limited by the speed of Ishana, but Parvansh can tell Ishana where to find the meeting-place and meet up with her again at sunset.

They fly off.

Grandmerchant Taravind is... an admirably Lawful and Evil person; among his deeds that are known and acknowledged enough to be speakable without incurring his displeasure, he was able to ruin one of his competitors and buy out their debts.  Taravind then had that competitor sign his children over to Taravind's slavery, in order to receive a stay on his debt, but despite the stay of debts the man was ultimately unable to pay.  When all his business had fully collapsed, and his possessions sold into bankruptcy, Taravind had kindly paid for an Early Judgment to show the man that he was now destined for Hell, perhaps as a result of selling his children so.  It's said that the ruined man went about from house to house, among those who'd once had dealings with him, begging them for enough money to perform an Atonement, but was injured when guards cast aside this importunate beggar.  With a broken ankle, he limped out from circle to circle, seeking a temple in the lowest ring that might offer free channeled healing; but was slain after he reached the Orison, supposedly by muggers who saw such easy prey.

It's said that every year Taravind pays to scry the soul of his former competitor in Hell, and that if you can watch and laugh with him about it, he'll favor you in his dealings.  Few ask to be part of the viewing party.

They'd still be limited by the speed of Ishana, but Parvansh can tell Ishana where to find the meeting-place and meet up with her again at sunset.

They fly off.

Grandmerchant Taravind is... an admirably Lawful and Evil person; among his deeds that are known and acknowledged enough to be speakable without incurring his displeasure, he was able to ruin one of his competitors and buy out their debts.  Taravind then had that competitor sign over his children as collateral destined to Taravind's slavery, in order to receive a stay on his debt, but despite the stay of debts the man was ultimately unable to pay.  When all his business had fully collapsed, and his possessions sold into bankruptcy, Taravind had kindly paid for an Early Judgment to show the man that he was now destined for Hell, perhaps as a result of selling his children so.  It's said that the ruined man went about from house to house, among those who'd once had dealings with him, begging them for enough money to perform an Atonement, but was injured when guards cast aside this importunate beggar.  With a broken ankle, he limped out from circle to circle, seeking a temple in the lowest ring that might offer free channeled healing; but was slain after he reached the Orison, supposedly by muggers who saw such easy prey.

It's said that every year Taravind pays to scry the soul of his former competitor in Hell, and that if you can watch and laugh with him about it, he'll favor you in his dealings.  Few ask to be part of the viewing party.

They'd still be limited by the speed of Ishana, but Parvansh can tell Ishana where to find the meeting-place and meet up with her again at sunset.

They fly off.

Grandmerchant Taravind is... an admirably Lawful and Evil person; among his deeds that are known and acknowledged enough to be speakable without incurring his displeasure, he was able to ruin one of his competitors and buy out their debts.  Taravind then had that competitor sign over his children as collateral in order to receive a stay on his debt, but despite the stay of debts the man was ultimately unable to pay.  When all his business had fully collapsed, his possessions sold into bankruptcy, and his children sent into slavery, Taravind had kindly paid for an Early Judgment to show the man that he was now destined for Hell, perhaps as a result of selling his children so.  It's said that the ruined man went about from house to house, among those who'd once had dealings with him, begging them for enough money to perform an Atonement, but was injured when guards cast aside this importunate beggar.  With a broken ankle, he limped out from circle to circle, seeking a temple in the lowest ring that might offer free channeled healing; but was slain after he reached the Orison, supposedly by muggers who saw such easy prey.

It's said that every year Taravind pays to scry the soul of his former competitor in Hell, and that if you can watch and laugh with him about it, he'll favor you in his dealings.  Few ask to be part of the viewing party.

They'd still be limited by Ishana ground-walking, but Parvansh can tell Ishana where to find the meeting-place and meet up with her again at sunset.

They fly off.

Grandmerchant Taravind is... an admirably Lawful and Evil person; among his deeds that are known and acknowledged enough to be speakable without incurring his displeasure, he was able to ruin one of his competitors and buy out their debts.  Taravind then had that competitor sign over his children as collateral in order to receive a stay on his debt, but despite the stay of debts the man was ultimately unable to pay.  When all his business had fully collapsed, his possessions sold into bankruptcy, and his children sent into slavery, Taravind had kindly paid for an Early Judgment to show the man that he was now destined for Hell, perhaps as a result of selling his children so.  It's said that the ruined man went about from house to house, among those who'd once had dealings with him, begging them for enough money to perform an Atonement, but was injured when guards cast aside this importunate beggar.  With a broken ankle, he limped out from circle to circle, seeking a temple in the lowest ring that might offer free channeled healing; but was slain after he reached the Orison, supposedly by muggers who saw such easy prey.

It's said that every year Taravind pays to scry the soul of his former competitor in Hell, and that if you can watch and laugh with him about it, he'll favor you in his dealings.  Few ask to be part of the viewing party.