The Psionicle, Part XI
- Thread starter GnomeWorks
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The Forsaken One
Explorer
[OOC: Sorry but my Internet acces is currently limited to 1 day a week, I hope i can get a post in later today.. sorry. /OOC]
GnomeWorks
Adventurer
Jansson, Ruth, Animus
He nods, smiling, and takes the reins. "Ya can head inside ta pay." He takes Snack's reins, as well, and leads the horses off to a building behind the Restless Wanderer, disappearing from sight.
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Osius
You head to the northeast, and after a minute or two of walking, you can hear a low, constant hum - not enough to be irritating, but enough to be audible.
Another few moments later, a large building presents itself in the middle of the road, the street forking and heading around it. On a sign hanging above two sets of double doors, in large, neatly-printed Common, are the words Cara'nor Airdocks. The roof of the building is larger than the building's base, and triangular supports hold it where it extends over the edge of the building. From here, you can make out shapes of vehicles on top of the building - some vaguely ship-like, while several others that you can see don't resemble anything you've seen before, much less like they could fly.
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Syld
You head for the merchant quarters, following only a few signs and walking down a few streets. In no time, you find yourself in a large bazaar.
Dozens upon dozens of merchants hawk their wares in this large, open-air section of the city. Lining the square are more merchants, who appear to have slightly more selection.
It appears that you could find anything you would ever need here - you even manage to spot what looks like an elf trying to sell magic items.
He nods, smiling, and takes the reins. "Ya can head inside ta pay." He takes Snack's reins, as well, and leads the horses off to a building behind the Restless Wanderer, disappearing from sight.
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Osius
You head to the northeast, and after a minute or two of walking, you can hear a low, constant hum - not enough to be irritating, but enough to be audible.
Another few moments later, a large building presents itself in the middle of the road, the street forking and heading around it. On a sign hanging above two sets of double doors, in large, neatly-printed Common, are the words Cara'nor Airdocks. The roof of the building is larger than the building's base, and triangular supports hold it where it extends over the edge of the building. From here, you can make out shapes of vehicles on top of the building - some vaguely ship-like, while several others that you can see don't resemble anything you've seen before, much less like they could fly.
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Syld
You head for the merchant quarters, following only a few signs and walking down a few streets. In no time, you find yourself in a large bazaar.
Dozens upon dozens of merchants hawk their wares in this large, open-air section of the city. Lining the square are more merchants, who appear to have slightly more selection.
It appears that you could find anything you would ever need here - you even manage to spot what looks like an elf trying to sell magic items.
GnomeWorks
Adventurer
Osius
Inside the building, you see a relatively well-ordered scene. A dozen or so people are walking around, a few of which are in uniform, while several dozen more are seated at tables situated throughout the building. Along each wall of the building - it appears to be a single room, with only wall markings seperating different areas - is a long, wide counter, behind which stand a large number of people in uniform.
One particular counter stands out, with a sign above it reading Assistance in large common.
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Jansson
You enter the Restless Wanderer. It appears much like the Ace of Diamonds back in Garanasseur - a small number of tables with a few chairs set around them, a stairway heading up, and a bar. A heavy-set man, washing out a glass with a rag, stands behind the counter.
"You th' one with th' horses out front?" He asks as you approach. "It'll cost ya a gold a horse, a day."
Inside the building, you see a relatively well-ordered scene. A dozen or so people are walking around, a few of which are in uniform, while several dozen more are seated at tables situated throughout the building. Along each wall of the building - it appears to be a single room, with only wall markings seperating different areas - is a long, wide counter, behind which stand a large number of people in uniform.
One particular counter stands out, with a sign above it reading Assistance in large common.
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Jansson
You enter the Restless Wanderer. It appears much like the Ace of Diamonds back in Garanasseur - a small number of tables with a few chairs set around them, a stairway heading up, and a bar. A heavy-set man, washing out a glass with a rag, stands behind the counter.
"You th' one with th' horses out front?" He asks as you approach. "It'll cost ya a gold a horse, a day."
GnomeWorks
Adventurer
Jansson
The innkeep nods. "Aye, I've got room for ya. A gold a day each fer ya and yer... companions."
The innkeep nods. "Aye, I've got room for ya. A gold a day each fer ya and yer... companions."
Jarval
Explorer
"Good, good. So, stabling for six horses, and six private rooms... that'll be twelve gold, I believe." Jansson takes two platinum piece from his belt pouch, and hands them to the bar keeper.
"That should cover our bill so far, and be enough for our drinks and meals during our stay." He says confidently.
"That should cover our bill so far, and be enough for our drinks and meals during our stay." He says confidently.
GnomeWorks
Adventurer
Jansson
The innkeep looks down at the proferred coins, a surprised look crossing his face for a moment. "Aye, that'll do. That'll do just fine."
He then takes the coins and ducks down under the counter for a long moment, and returns with six keys, each with a number poorly embossed in it. He sets them on the counter. "Here's th' keys fer yer rooms."
The innkeep looks down at the proferred coins, a surprised look crossing his face for a moment. "Aye, that'll do. That'll do just fine."
He then takes the coins and ducks down under the counter for a long moment, and returns with six keys, each with a number poorly embossed in it. He sets them on the counter. "Here's th' keys fer yer rooms."
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