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Tsuinken shrugged his shoulder as he caught sight of the approaching town sending the hawk soaring into the sky. "Go my friend and watch over me..." Tsuinken spoke under his breath as he approached the closed gate to the town. Reaching back he pulled his hood up hiding his pointed ears from sight just in case anyone in town happened to be pro non-human. He reached the gate and knocked against it loud enough for whoever was there keeping watch would hear.
"What be your business in Mulho?" A voice spoke from behind the door.
"I'm just passing through," Tsuinken said trying to quickly figure out what to tell the guard if he asked for more details.
"Where ya heading then?" The guard asked as he opened the slit in the door so he could see Tsuinken.
Damn...Now what do I tell him? Tsuinken thought to himself as he quickly thought of something to say. "I'm heading to the next down, Litar, to see my family. I received word my father was dying..." Tsuinken let his voice drop a tone to make it sound sad as he said the last part.
"I'm sorry son..." The guard said awkwardly as he opened the door, "The town bar is in the square if you want to drown your sorrows."
"Thank you..." Tsuinken said as he shuffled past the guard and headed straight towards the bar, 'The Dragon's Treasure'.
He entered the bar but no one seemed to notice, so he took a seat in the back dark corner far from the door but near to a window in case escape was needed. I should sit here and listen for word of where Jager is currently located, the head there as soon as possible. If there is no word by nightfall I shall take a room and leave at first light. He thought to himself.
"-me?" A voice made Tsuinken come out from inside of himself.
"I'm sorry what were you saying?" Tsuinken said as he looked at who had spoken to him. It was one of the bars serving girls, and she was rather attractive. She stood at around five feet tall and had raven black hair and slightly tanned skin.
"I was asking, sir, if you would like a drink? We can't really just let you sit here and take up space if you aren't having anything." Her voice was like velvet and was warm and inviting.
"Well in that case bring me whatever the house special for food is today and a glass of water, I don't drink."
"Yes, sir," The woman spoke softly as she turned away and headed into the kitchen. Tsuinken perked his ears up and listened for any word of Jager's location.