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amethystbadger
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 10:16 am


((sorry its long, but I'm describing the setting here XD))

The tavern itself wasn't anything grand to look at from the outside. It looked very much like any other tavern would, aside from the fact it was a good day and a half away from the town in the middle of a clearing in a heavily wooded area. The clearing was the unusual part. Especially with the small lake right at the edge. Still, things seemed rather peaceful, night or day, to the casual observer.

Inside of the tavern was quite remarkable. Tables and chairs crowded most of the room, except for the small tables in either corners. Those were given a fairly wide berth, although most people didn't understand why. The bar was lined with backed stools, so people could sit and drink comfortably in front of the shelves packed with more kinds of alcohol than anyone had ever seen. Over on the left side was a set of spiral stairs that lead to the second floor where rooms were available. Past the stairs was a large fireplace with a large sofa and two chairs nearby, a table in the middle of them.

What really kept the regulars coming over from town every week though, was the owner and barkeep of the building. Barely twenty by most guests estimates, she had seen more than her fair share in her lifetime. Her looks were exotic enough, long black hair she always kept in a tight braid, snow white skin, icy blue eyes. She was slender, a welcome change from the average woman around that area. Every day she waited on customers, always cool, distant; the sword on her hip discouraging those who would otherwise get too friendly.

It was a slow night, the way Coltia preferred it. Instead of putting up with a bunch of drunken idiots, she could relax in front of the fire, sipping her Elven wine slowly, lost in thought. Still, the door was unlocked should anyone care to venture in. One couldn't make money without customers, after all.
PostPosted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 10:03 am


He couldn't believe he had lost his way. Now, after falling out of the tree, he was not only lost but hurt as well. As best he could guess nothing was broken, but he was cut and scrapped, and his clothes were ripped. He had lost most of his supplies, to include all of his food. That was two days ago...

When he came out onto the path and saw the light flicker in the window of a building he felt some relief. He hobbled to the door, and opened it...

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amethystbadger
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 9:24 am


As the sound of the door unlatching reached her ears, she breathed a soft sigh. So much for her evening to herself. No matter, there was business to be attended to. Setting her glass down on the table in front of her, she rose to her feet and turned to face her new guest.

There was no doubt in her mind she looked a little odd. Many of her regular customers commented on her bodysuit that fit like a second skin, or the many-pocketed cloak she wore over it.

Slowly she walked around the couch and crossed over to the bar, simply leaning against the counter. "Welcome," she spoke only loud enough to be heard, her voice devoid of any warmth or true welcome. "What may I get for you this evening?" So i can go back to enjoying my peace and quiet, she thought to herself.
PostPosted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 11:09 pm


Thorvack put three coppers on the counter, the last of his money.

"I'd like as much food, drink and lodging as this will get me." he answered.

He then glanced at the axe on his back, "I wouldn't expect you to take trades, not that I'm willing to with this. After all what would a dwarf be without his axe... But if your willing, and you need any help, I'd be more than happy to work for ye till I mend up a bit."

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amethystbadger
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 6:45 am


Coltia eyed the man for a moment, rather surprised. Dwarves were definitely outside of her normal purview of customers. Not that this was the first time she had encountered a dwarf. Turning, she hopped over the counter and reached above her head to take down a glass.

"Three questions. What's your name, can you cook, and do you want something besides the Dwarven ale I'm about to pour you?"

For a moment her eyes lingered on the axe he bore. She was shrewed woman with a keen eye for quality. It was hard to hide the value of anything from her, including that particular weapon.
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