17th of Summer, 513AV
Carvezia wandered around Syliras for many bells, she was bored and started thinking of a reason to drink. She drinks more than enough and is usually at The Rearing Stallion every night but she is begining to make it a habit. The half Benshirian girl couldn't see it but it was obvious that alcohol was becoming a necessity for her.
It was only the begining of summer but the weather was hot and the bright sun made it feel warmer than it really is. People were out conversing with freinds, co-workers and family while the crowds began to shrink as it got later. The sun was setting, people were leaving work and going home while the sky continued to get darker. The only thing the sunset means to Carvezia is that it is late enough to drink without being judged. Of course there was no one to judge her considering she doesn't speak to her family and she has no freinds in Syliras but this is still the way her mind works.
Carvezia began to make her way towards The Rearing Stallion, she had been looking forward to this all day and could already taste the ale. As she got closer, she could hear the yelling and laughter from the tavern as the drunk patrons celebrated and argued for different reasons. The young woman made it to the tavern as a drunk man who looked to be in his thirties came stumbling out into the almost empty street. Carvezia didn't give him a second look before she entered The Rearing Stallion.
The place was full of people singing and dancing as they had drink after drink. Mugs slammed down on tables by druken patrons before they yell "Get me another drink!" in anger. The place was already a mess and the night had only just begun. The bartender constantly poured drinks as the barmaids ran around dodging people to serve more ale. Carvezia stood by the door examining the tavern before spotting an empty table in the corner that obviously hadn't been used for weeks. She slowly made her way to the table as she watched the drunk men and women. She sat down and waved her hand to get the barmaid's attention. After a few chimes a young barmaid arrived at her table and says "What can I getcha?"loudly as she tries to talk over the others. Carvezia leaned in and says"A mug of Ale would be fine" in the same tone as the barmaid but with a thick shiber accént. The woman marched back to the bar as Carvezia waited.