As the sun began to sink behind the stone buildings, it became more and more apparent to Drask that he was in dire need of rest. He had spent a majority of his day walking around Syliras talking to commoners and browsing goods, which was more tiring than he had initially expected. What amazed him most was that there was still more to see and do, and that he had merely scratched the surface, tis merely flesh wound to the real experience. He got so excited at the idea of exploring the bustling city that he shivered as he entered the Golden Dragon. He had been directed here by a guard, who were extremely patient with him, despite his infuriatingly poor Common. It was definitely a hindrance to him, especially in a city like Syliras. As he pushed his way past the door he was greeted by a flood of scents that were both strange and exciting to Drask. So much so that he shivered again, yet much more violently. They were so strange and alien, and any scent that was even remotely familiar to him was immediately replaced by an ash-like smell. He cursed his canine sense of smell as he tried to block his nostrils with his hand. However, before he could do so a new scent filled his senses and he immediately felt himself relax, as if someone were using a sleeping spell on him. At first he imagined that this were true, and a sense of panic surged through him. Yet the scent once again wafted past him and he felt his fears melt away. He approached the front desk with a wide smile on his face and a spring in his step. Around him men and women were taking part in very romantic acts, some wearing golden bands that he had been told about by the very same guard who had directed him there. They allegedly marked those who "worked" with individuals in their rooms. Drask was bothered by the constant non-straightforwardness of humans, as he could not interpret what that meant, but he had other things on his mind. Food, for one, and getting a room. "Hello, friend." He said cheerfully. His smile turned into a frown as he attempted to read the price chart on the counter. "I am afraid that I am very bad at writing and reading. I was looking to get food and place to sleep, but what are these Com-pah-nee-own-sheeps? and what is dra... dreh... dream... DreamSmoke?" |