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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sunshadow21" data-source="post: 5439066" data-attributes="member: 6667193">Cethyn and Bozzago, when you first start listening to the conversations, most of it is resigned fatalism about the bridge collapse and how it may be the straw that finally breaks the area, since no one expects the bridge to be rebuilt anytime soon. When Git Git goes up to the bar and talks to Eldrick, you hear the following conversation."If you got a complaint about the bridge, go talk to the big wigs in Venza; I have no say in its upkeep." The tiefling looks up from his chores briefly and responds to Git Git with a tired voice. Seeing the platinum piece on the bar for the first time, his face brightens just a little bit as he takes it. "Shortbottom, once you finish your free meal, earn it by gathering some men and boards together and making the bridge at least usable for all our traveling guests." A stout man at one of the tables groans good naturedly as the rest of the locals take advantage of the opportunity to laugh at him. Turning back to Git Git, "Out of curiosity, did you and your fellows manage to take out that dam or not? It should have been torn down long ago, but the authorities insist on not letting anyone touch it; it's "a landmark" to them, everyone else just calls in an eyesore." With this he returns to his chores while waiting for the tengu's response.At this point, the general mood of the conversation lightens up and returns to what are apparently the routine complaints about the high folk in Venza of are content to live well while ignoring those who gave them that ability as well as other complaints of day to day life. Eventually, you hear a comment from one of the tables, "I wonder how long it will take that merchant from yesterday to realize this road is a lost cause and turn back." It comes from a table that has two people sitting at it; they appear to be father and son, with the son being well into adulthood, and his father looking like he has been around a very long time.</blockquote>

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