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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tilmamir" data-source="post: 2299869" data-attributes="member: 31628">Getting together (Relsyn/Airith): Coldeven 24The Mitre Inn is a very nice establishment run by Kedardojar Astoacan.It is a good quality establishment located in the heart of Antioch, near the center of the city but just out of the highly trafficked tourist area. The three story edifice is of a fine light sandstone, with marble sills and stoops.  The doors and shutters are painted a dazzling blue. The oval sign hanging over the door announces "The Mitre Inn and Tavern"  in tight lettering, and is part of the welcoming front entrance. The doorway is lit by sconces on either side of the door.  A lettered menu next to the door  has the following items on it: Our SceneJust after afternoon prayers, a man dressed in bright yellow and red cloak and hose is seen stiffly walking down the street and turning into the Mitre Inn with upturned nose. He gives a terse nod and smile to the innkeeper at the bar and sets up a stool in the corner of the dining hall. Pulling the deep amber lute from its place on his back, he gives it a quick tune, and sighs. The group of four people at one of the tables are deep in conversation and have not even noticed the bard. Another man leans back on two of the four chair legs at a table toward the back of the room, his grey haired dog resting its head on its paws under the table.  When the bard says "Matteuw Burshel at your service, esteemed guests of the Mitre Inn" they all look in his direction.  He begins to sing a haunting song about a long lost love, and settles in for an evening of entertaining.The sound of pots and pans clinking together and plates being washed emanates from the kitchen as the dinner hours approach. The room is spotless, with 23 tables in the main taproom, each a rich mahogany polished to a deep shine. A raised bar and server area projects into the room a few paces, and allows Mr. Astoacan to  have a clear view of his customers.Out the window, two men can be seen walking slowly across the road. One walks with obvious stiffness and age, while the other is young and obviously very respectful of the elder. By the looks of them, they have just arrived in Antioch. The younger points at the sign and the older nods.</blockquote>

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