by Gorbaz » Fri Jan 27, 2017 12:54 am
The Streets
The road running past the bar was wide enough to support a fair amount of foot traffic, but a quick look at the state of the walls and floor told you all you needed to know about the current volume. It wasn't a lot. Still, traders did still drop through every now and then, and there would be a market nearby too. Guilders loved their markets in and around settlements, no matter how small they were as any income was better than no income to them. The caravan guards usually double-up as hired thugs too, but a casual glance at your finances suggested that hireing on anyone, even to help out with a single fight, was beyond your means.
Current traffic on the street was non-existent - the gunfight in the bar, followed by the distinctly in-human shout from Salyandra having seen to that. Still, there were a few places of business further down the street that looked open, mostly scavenger shops and rat stalls though. Homes were wherever anyone could find a ruin to shelter in, and a far cry from maintained living blocks of the Hive Houses, but at least it was better than the Underhive. From the far ends of the street, the huddled residents that weren't going about their own business watched you closely.
The Bar
With the departure of Roman and Lyz, the bar becomes a lot quieter. The bottle of Second Best is exactly how you'd expect it to taste - second best. The barman's headless corpse continued to lay there, slumped against the wall, and giving very little in the way on conversation, and the empty chairs and tables out on the floor weren't exactly lively. However, with half the group gone and less distractions around, some people may have dropped valuable items or cash in their haste to escape, or the bar itself might evenhave some credit chips (or whatever passes for them in this backwater) stashed away. There was also a door leading to a back room, which might prove fruitful to search.
One way, or another, I'm going to find you, I'll get you, I'll get you!