its in the middle of the day, and nobody has thought that people might come in this hour. The sun shines through the spotless windows, and even though thre is lot of shouting and living outside, the silence feels the room as soon as the door close shut.
A fat elderly looking man, with wide shoulders, and muscles beneath the fat that has grown on him the last couple of years. He is a big man, and a great sword behind the bar shows he once was an adventurer of some sort. but now on his elder days, when the gray is starting to show where the hair was once black, he has started this in, with his wife. he comes out looking a bit surprised in the dark eyes, but also happy to see his first customer.
"What can I get ya?"Just as he has spoken, the noise from the streets are suddenly heard. The door has once again opened, and in comes a young girl, just about to be a woman, with long black hair and brown kind of uncertain eyes, sorrounded by her tanned skin. She's wearing a little dress sliced up at the sides, going to around the midle of her thighs. Its sand coloured and poor, repeared over and over again, though its done well. she has brown pants, just as poor and stuffed in a pair of leather boots. though they seem old, they also seem to be very expensive, as they are from an animal only found far south of here. She walks in very slowly, looking down her brown pouch that looks very empty, though it sounds like a few coins are to be found.
the man behind the bar looks her way but looses the interest quickly as she don't seem to have money.
For a while she just stand there, waiting for the winged man to finish up, so she can have what she came for and quickly leave. She can't afford places like this. Not any place as the matter of fact, since she is saving up every last silver coins she gets, to her dream. But she needs something to eat and she don't have time to run all the way home to get something. Time is gold as her Dwarven master usally says. Its actually a miracle that she's around this place just now, and a part of her, wish that she hadn't come in here in the first place.