Johann wandered around the fort to ascertain its layout or find anything interesting. As it were, he nearly got lost, and had to spend a while trying to find his surroundings. He lost most of his day, but he felt a little better at navigating the layout of the fort. It was certainly not a traditional style, or at all predictable.
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Zifu's way out of the fort was relatively peaceful at the time she left, with most of the sellswords loose in the city. The path she gleaned to the docks had a very festive air about it. It had stalls set up for various festival goods on the main streets, such as beads and masks, or packages of popcorn. Clearly this was some form of holiday, or they were just unreasonably happy about receiving violent, borderline psychotic soldiers for hire. When she finally made it to the dock district, the air smelt of fish and salt as docks do. The expanse of sea took up the entire southwestern horizon, where the sun almost made its touchdown upon. She found Fidell's with the prior instruction, and as she entered it, it gave the impression it was very high class.
The host was waiting near the door of the nearly empty
trattoria. It seemed to be near closing, a place for lunch rather than dinner. Nevertheless, the waiter - a man with elegantly styled Drathian clothing, smiled at her.
"Hello there, My Lady," he hazarded,
"Will you be dining with us?"
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The Taur grunted noncommittally.
"We're not a restaurant. We got bittong and bread." He ambled over to the other end of the bar, the ground shaking as he went ever so slightly. He rooted around in a cupboard and pulled out a wrapped parcel and a loaf of bread, setting each down with a slap next to them.
"Cobalt for the lot."
Finn eventually finds a pair of officers who seemed to be off duty sitting in the courtyard, under the manticore fountain talking. They were drinking from a dark brown jug, and laughing raucously.