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First Post
As the sun is beginning to set, Val leads Nia back to the Drunken Morkoth. The city crowds begin to change, as those that make their living in the light of day return to their homes and families. The folk who ply their trade at night begin to ooze out from the darkened alleyways and into the streets. Legitimate merchants that supply the city’s nightlife mingle with prostitutes, pickpockets, and contraband dealers. Carts are wheeled into the public squares and rough benches laid out to serve watered down rice wine and cheap pot luck stew to the poor, while those slightly less down trodden make their ways to the city’s many taverns.
The rest of the group, Caytis, Svexyn, Wilbur, and Marcus, meet the pair a few blocks from the Morkoth. As night is drawing on, Val decides to lead the group through a shortcut down a poorer residential street. A wretched drizzle begins to fall from the ash-grey sky as Val guides the party through the city. The crowded, rain-slick buildings seem especially bleak and frightful this evening, hunched together beneath the gloomy skies. A few lights burn in their windows, but mostly their shutters have been closed for the night. The scent of chimney smoke fills the air, and the din of water trundles from the rooftops, splashing into dark alleys and turning street gutters into rivulets. A sudden plaintive city for help from a nearby alley splits the evening air.
The rest of the group, Caytis, Svexyn, Wilbur, and Marcus, meet the pair a few blocks from the Morkoth. As night is drawing on, Val decides to lead the group through a shortcut down a poorer residential street. A wretched drizzle begins to fall from the ash-grey sky as Val guides the party through the city. The crowded, rain-slick buildings seem especially bleak and frightful this evening, hunched together beneath the gloomy skies. A few lights burn in their windows, but mostly their shutters have been closed for the night. The scent of chimney smoke fills the air, and the din of water trundles from the rooftops, splashing into dark alleys and turning street gutters into rivulets. A sudden plaintive city for help from a nearby alley splits the evening air.