The trick is to find the old patches where water and ivy have grown through, the grout often is loose enough to wedge a toe in. It is part of the reason many Antivan boots have a point at the toe. And do not knock appearing the fool- that can be quite useful at times. There is nothing more dangerous and more helpful to an elf than to be underestimated. They see you trip and think, ah, what danger could they be, and when they turn their back- you slide a dagger into their kidney! Marvelous fun.

[ It's not exactly an easy or comfortable trick but- it helps assassins get about. One day a noble will grow wise and paste over all the brick in their manor with stucco and that will buy them, perhaps, a little more time before the Crows come for them.

Zevran pivots on one booted heel, jogging to the end of the room, waiting for Lasulahn to make it across before nodding, motioning for him to sit on one of the boulders propped against the wall. ]

I know it feels as though you have not done much but- trust me. We ought to take a moment to rest. Nothing is pinching or rubbing your feet needlessly, yes? Even the smallest blister can become a problem if not properly tended to if you are unaccustomed to footwear.