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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zachian" data-source="post: 2514195" data-attributes="member: 32078">AirithAirith lies in bed thinking about which house probably has the staff.Probably Cuthbert, and when they find us lifting the staff.How can we even get close enough?How are we going to find the gem?I wonder what the others are doing?He sits up and rubs his eyes.I thought the ale would have helped me fall asleep by now.Instead of trying to fall asleep all night Airith puts his stuff on and heads downstairs. Smoke follows even though he was sleeping fine back in the room. Airith enters the downstairs and sees Wrinkle playing on the stage. He is playing a song for a table of rather loud gentlemen who are singing in a rather off key. Airith heads outdoors and looks around the street. Not much happening at this time of night. An elderly gentleman is carrying a bag of something over his shoulder as he heads out of sight. A cat hisses at Smoke then takes off around the corner of the inn.Let's go see if Porter has heard of any jobs for me lately.Airith carefuly makes his way past the Upper Dock District to the Lower Docks. He would rather go hang out at the Black Dragon but Porter prefers to lay low at the Anchor Bar. Airith enters and sees the place hasn't changed. The mood is dark and gloomy, there is enough light to make out figures but not enough to see anything clearly. One reason the bar is never busy is due to the smell of fish coming in through the windows and doors. There is no stage or entertainer here just tables with an assortment of different chairs, two fire pits evenly spaced in the middle of the room and a bar. Airith slowly and carefully walks in looking for Porter.</blockquote>

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