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<blockquote data-quote="GnomeWorks" data-source="post: 1375454" data-attributes="member: 162">Jansson, RuthAs you wait, a young human boy notices you looking towards the inn across the street.&nbsp; He dashes inside, and after a moment returns, and heads for you.&quot;'scuse me!&quot; He says, in a young, excited voice. &quot;Would ya like me ta take yer horses?&nbsp; We have stables just 'round tha side!&quot;-----OsiusYou walk through the city streets (OoC: Presumably leaving Snack with the others to find stabling?&nbsp; If you don't, your progress will be slowed slightly, but other than that it doesn't appear that there would be any problems), taking in the sights.&nbsp; And what sights they are... the vast variety of colors and examples of culture is overwhelming.&nbsp; Though the majority of people and things here are native to Kahasal, there is a significant amount that isn't.People walk past you, nodding slightly or ignoring you altogether.&nbsp; Eventually, you find yourself at a four-way intersection; a small sign stands nearby, written in several languages, one of which is Common.Southwest -- South Gate, Merchant QuarterNortheast -- Airdocks, SeaportNorthwest -- ResidentialSoutheast -- Hall of the CouncilEach of the four roads at the intersection leads in the direction of one of the indicated locations on the sign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GnomeWorks, post: 1375454, member: 162"] [i]Jansson, Ruth[/i] As you wait, a young human boy notices you looking towards the inn across the street. He dashes inside, and after a moment returns, and heads for you. "'scuse me!" He says, in a young, excited voice. "Would ya like me ta take yer horses? We have stables just 'round tha side!" ----- [i]Osius[/i] You walk through the city streets ([color=skyblue][b]OoC:[/b] Presumably leaving Snack with the others to find stabling? If you don't, your progress will be slowed slightly, but other than that it doesn't appear that there would be any problems[/color]), taking in the sights. And what sights they are... the vast variety of colors and examples of culture is overwhelming. Though the majority of people and things here are native to Kahasal, there is a significant amount that isn't. People walk past you, nodding slightly or ignoring you altogether. Eventually, you find yourself at a four-way intersection; a small sign stands nearby, written in several languages, one of which is Common. [i]Southwest -- South Gate, Merchant Quarter Northeast -- Airdocks, Seaport Northwest -- Residential Southeast -- Hall of the Council[/i] Each of the four roads at the intersection leads in the direction of one of the indicated locations on the sign. [/QUOTE]

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