As Wei thinks this over, there's another knock at the door. It's the inkeep, Hee-Chul.
"The Guildmaster will be using these rooms today, so you'll he to clear out," the slug-man says.
"I'll move Rong Hua to a private room where she can be seen to as she recovers."
On the way to the Crippled Crane, Mei thanks you all for rescuing her, and says she is eager to return to Shen Xin. She whispers to Wu Meng that the money he gave her will go towards maybe eventually buying her freedom, but for now she's content where she is.
That done, you all head to the Dragon River ferry dock to hunt the
killer beast. You find the ferry service bustling with morning activity - merchants plying their trade, men-at-arms, goods and currency changing hands, local urchins gawking at the outlanders, teamsters keeping a wary eye on their nervous animals. It's organized chaos under the watchful eye of the dockmasters and city guard.
What do you do?
[ +- ] The Three Rivers
Three rivers connect the
Perfumed Lake to the
Jade Sea in the West.
The
Tiger River flows northwest and meets the salt marshes where the crab-men live. This is mainly how those lowly laborers travel to and from the city.
The
Phoenix River flows south through the vast semi-arid steppes bordering the
Haunted Desert. The Phoenix dries up completely in the summer, only to return in the spring.
The
Dragon River flows due west, and is large enough to allow ferries and barges to transport people and goods between the Opal City and Qing'lai's great ports on the Dragon's mouth.
