Ah yes, the Beastsoul Inn. Run by the Beastmaster themselves, this famous tavern is known for cards and ale both. I remember the last time I visited, man those drunkards able to hold their liquor. Here at the home of the Beastmaster though, you can hardly find a bottle of mead not paired with a deck of cards and some coin.— All knowing Lohrk
A Game of Business
Drunkards Floor
The wooden doors creak open and a wave of flavour rushes past the entering
Dragonborn. Dwarven laughter, a band of flutes, strings and voices and the banging of tables are the first things heard. Making their way towards the fully packed bar, passing center stage and a private room, the Dragonborn greets familiar faces right before ordering a cold beer. Showing off their
Deck of Cards somehow earns them enthusiastic cheers and a discount on the drink.
A player yerself ain't'cha? Ya know what, first one's on me, show them topheavy bastards how it's done.— Bartender
The Gallery
The mug is emptied, the bartender tipped and the Dragonborn makes their way up the mead-stained oak stairs, arriving on the gallery. The commotion settles down up on the second floor. Several hall stands are planted throughout this venue and bar tables stand around the ornamented fence. A quick glance over the edge fetches the wandering person a sight of the previously walked on "Drunkards Floor". They walk over to the same clothing stand they always walk towards and hang their cloak. Strolling past attentive, tipsy, concentrated and laughing faces alike, the Dragonborn tries to head up towards the highest floor of the establishment.
Greetings Miss Scalingar, I see you are heading for Soul Floor. May I ask the occasion?
Hi Caldwell, Just here to see an old friend.
An old friend you say? Well since I wasn't born yesterday, contrary to your believe, I will inform the master of your arrival.
You're no fun for surprises, are you Caldwell?— A Buttler and a Dragonborn
The Soulfloor
Walking up the polished stairs towards the upper floor, the surrounding air turns from fun to ominous. Upon arrival,
Caldwell swiftly disappears behind a huge dark oaken door. Everytime
Faith Scalingar steps into this room, the difference between floors takes her aback. The Soul Floor has cleanly swept stone tilings as floor, beautiful tables and chairs made of colored leather. It really has been a while since her last visit. Maybe that is the reason she got lost in the beauty of the statue standing proud in the middle of the room. It is standing on a base of stunningly clean wood and leather, made by the
Zvaarian Lumberjacks.
The master is as eager as ever to be delighted by your presence Miss -
Ah?
Faith.
Many thanks Caldwell, I'll see you around.— Caldwell and Faith
The Beastmaster Cabinet
Without any hesitation, and despite the looks of a few surprised and shocked rich gamblers residing on this floor, she entered the same door Caldwell disappeared behind moments ago. As the door shuts behind her, a mysterious dark room invites her in. Before even a word can be spoken to the obviously excited person sitting on the unnecessarily fancy sofa infront of her, she goes for the private bar and takes out one of the finest whiskey bottles she could find.
What an entrance Faith. I see you haven't changed one bit. Still the liquor-lady in flesh and blood. How's it going?
Charming as ever Beastyboy. Liquor-lady... haven't heard that name in ages.
Well it has been a while. We have a lot to catch up on, pour me one as well, wont you?
Dream on.— Faith and the Beastmaster
I love how you've described the article from the eyes of Faith combined with the little quotes to make it flow. It was such a natural and great way to read it from another set than the usual eyes. I wonder what business Faith and the Beastmaster have on this eerie Soulfloor. Keep up the good work! :D
Thanks Shadow, I am trying out new ways of writing articles at the moment so I'm glad you enjoyed the read :D And yes, there will be more coming about Faith and the Beastmaster ^^