Oaurrgr

The nicest halfling lady in Egonia. Older, pushes a cart through the Loving Lettuce to deliver breakfast and evening tea services. Set has the worst luck pronouncing her name correctly.

Description
Older halfling lady, a bit on the frail side. Very kind.

Background
Oaurrgr works at the halfling-run capsule hotel in Egonia, the Loving Lettuce.

"And I Go Searching Through Reflections for Your Outline" (1x46)
After their late night gambling sesh, the party stumbled on the Loving Lettuce when all the other inns around had closed down for the night. Oaurrgr came by just before they went to bed, offering the party their choice of teas from her trolley and then wheeling away. The next morning, Set introduced himself and asked if she knew anyone who might be able to look after his lizard for him for a week. Ultimately, Set left Kheryph in her care as the party went back to explore the mines again. There was a terrarium that the halflings had by the oven that they hadn't used for a while, so Set paid for a week of lizard care and added a tip because Oaurrgr was nice and Kheryph deserved it (and also Set wanted to eventually learn a biscuit recipe from her). Later, Awk attempted to trade his opium to Oaurrgr for pipeweed and she said that they'd probably get in a shipment of that next week if he wanted to trade then.

"You Were the Last Good Thing About This Part of Town" (1x49)
Set retrieved Kheryph from Oaurrgr, who had taught the lizard a new trick! He could now flare his neck frills on command for the low, low price of a cave slug. Set was delighted and tried to tip her, but she refused, insisting that he spread the word about the inn instead if he wanted to do something extra. Set agreed. He also talked with Oaurrgr about the excellent breakfast rolls they'd had that morning and she told him that the secret was mushroom flour. Set called Awk down to learn more about mushrooms, and Oaurrgr was willing to impart some to Awk.

Kheryph
honestly, she taught him more in less than a week than Set has managed to do in literal months