Episode 1 Scene 1c : The Arrival

Within only a few steps the main road split one path, the one she'd come down, led to the north gate the other presumably led to the south gate. Glancing around the 5 Inn signs could easily been seen, looking left to right there were the following Inn signs, an Open Book, a Fat Horse, a Tankard on angle, face of a Yroc, and a Rock. Other than that just the sea of tents.

Finding the Rock Inn was no big deal but upon arriving she is greeted with something somewhat unusual as most Inns are made to accommodate all potential customers but this one was not. Further while the upper floors were made of good solid wood construction the main floor was rock, not the rock of the bridge just well dressed stone, for about the first six feet. The door was the most unusual that she had encountered as it was a door within a door and both were semi-circular. The outer door topped out at about five and half feet and the inner door topped out at about three quarters of the outer door. Opening the outer door gave way to a large alcove with stone stairs on the left leading down. The initial part of the stairway was like the door and topped out at about six-foot but due to the angle made it a bit awkward to descend if you were taller than five-foot. This place was obviously not built to accommodate taller folk. Still one only had to descend about half the stairs before this became a non-issue as it opened into about an eight-foot high cellar-like rustic common room. Off to the left and right were a pair of large hearths where folks sat on short sturdy chairs or stools in a semi-circular around the hearth and directly in front of the stairs was a large circular fire pit where a again patrons sat on stools or in chairs. Tables seemed to be the stools as various tankards sat upon them and there were no tables as such but then tables tended to only be found in the more expensive Inns.

It was hard to tell who the proprietor might be but with nearly half the patrons sporting beards it was most likely a dwarf and one of those dwarves got up and walked up to Feliani put his left fist over his chest and said, "For the Village." The back side of his hand glowed a bluish color.

The dwarf in front of Feliani eyes go a bit cold and he looks back to the group he came from and calls out, "She's a merc!" And totally ignoring Feliani turns and walks back and takes his original seat.

As Egret makes his way down to the bottom of the stairs a dwarf gets up and walks up to him from Egret's left. He puts his left fist over his chest and says, "For the Village." The back side of his hand glowed a bluish color. His voice is load enough to have been heard by most anyone within the common room.