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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yair" data-source="post: 1861282" data-attributes="member: 10913">It has been a long and difficult trek, but devoid of any grand adventure. Just a steady, grinding climb up snow-filled paths that slowly gave way to muddy roads. By the time you arrive at Rostov spring is in full bloom, but you are weary. As you near the city buildings grow around you, young buildings sorounding the old city's walls. Dogs bark at your party's passing (agitated, no doubt, by Chronius's presence), and the locals eye your armed party warily, making sure to stay on the other side of the street. The city is not large, indeed perhaps it is better described as a town. After such a long journey, it is somewhat of a disappointment.Should you seek it out, you can easily locate a traveler's inn by the main road to Vladimir, the capital of Suzalia. Andereine has also given you a letter that should assure you lodgings at Annan's residence, if you prefer to see him instead.Of course, you can do anything you want. I presume that after such a long journey you would most urgently need to rest. You can also rest at St. Ursa's priory that preceeds the city, I assumed you wouldn't. Each of you has 3 fatigue levels depeleted by the long travel, that only a good day's rest can alleviate.And BTW - just who ARE the characters?! (Chronius, Sofia, Victor, and... ?)If you wish to ask any questions/arrange matters prior to arriving, we can do so conccurently.</blockquote>