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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kinem" data-source="post: 5509201" data-attributes="member: 24234">Soon the sounds of the captain's snoring emanate from the ship. After a while, Raul gets up tells Jiles that it's time to switch out the watch.The rest of the night passes uneventfully, with no sign or sound of the wolves.In the morning, after a quick breakfast, you get underway again on the river, with Jiles, Raul and Nikko still sharing the small rowboat being tugged by the Virago. Raul and Nikko are quiet most of the time, the Raul has some limited success in feeding the baby with his dwindling supply of goat's milk.After a long day, during which the winds shift to hamper or help the boat's downriver progress several times, it becomes dark but Cap'n Timothy declares that the city is near and pushes on.Finally, after navigating into a tributary of the main river, the walls of Karina come into sight. Extensive vineyards line the steep shores of the river outside the city walls. The neat rows of vines, recently stripped of their grapes, have been decorated with paper lanterns. The vineyards stand like rows of soldiers around stately manors. Just outside the city walls, few estates have been built along the edge of a 50' cliff, undoubtedly the residences of the most affluent nobility."You're in luck. It's Carnival week in Karina" Timothy tells you.After passing several farms and vinyards, the boat approaches a busy dock.The dockyards run the length of a street (signs indicate that it is East Front Street) along the river, crammed with small passenger boats and river craft that are busily unloading visitors and cargo. The street is a confusion of uncertain travelers and heavily-laden porters, doubled over beneath luggage.The Virago pulls up to a dock and workers quickly tie it in place.Captian Timothy pulls the small rowboat over, between the Virago and the dock, and ties it there.He tells you "Dockin' ain't free, and it'll take me a little while to negotiate the fee. You don't need to stick around for that. 'Fore I do, I believe you said somethin' 'bout payin' for the ride."</blockquote>

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