@FutureChiken
In the town of Farmount, it was a busy night. A festival was taking place, and practically everyone was outside. Music floated through the air as people roamed the streets. There were many stands selling a wide variety of goods, from food to apparel. Some of the villagers were chatting with one another, others were dancing in the square, and a few children were chasing after each other, laughing all the while.
Surprisingly, there weren't that many people in the tavern. On a night like this, it was expected that people would be there for the ale mostly, but that wasn't the case. For that reason, it seemed like a nice place to get away from the crowds in the streets. That was why Asriel was headed that way.
Asriel was enjoying himself tonight, especially since it seemed no one took notice of his odd appearance. He had just purchased a dark blue shawl with white lines embroidered into it and was walking to the tavern to collect himself. He didn't want to lose his focus, after all. He wasn't planning on sticking around for very long.
He entered the tavern and looked around. A small group of adventurers were sitting at the bar, drinking ale and discussing their latest successes. A few other people were in there by themselves as well, but they didn't look like they wanted to chat. Asriel went up to the bar and greeted the bartender with a smile.
"Hello! Nice night, isn't it?" he said cheerfully.
The bartender was a bit shocked, looking him up and down. "...Yes, it certainly is," he answered, collecting himself before he said anything that would be considered rude. "What will it be tonight? Bear in mind, you are not allowed to have any alcoholic beverages. You do not appear to be old enough."
Asriel shook his head. "That's okay," he replied. "I'm not old enough. I'll have a glass of water and seasoned steak, please!" He took a coin bag out of his satchel and handed over the coins he needed to pay for the meal. The bartender nodded politely before motioning for him to sit down, as he'd been standing up the whole time. He chuckled nervously and took a seat at the bar for now.
In the town of Farmount, it was a busy night. A festival was taking place, and practically everyone was outside. Music floated through the air as people roamed the streets. There were many stands selling a wide variety of goods, from food to apparel. Some of the villagers were chatting with one another, others were dancing in the square, and a few children were chasing after each other, laughing all the while.
Surprisingly, there weren't that many people in the tavern. On a night like this, it was expected that people would be there for the ale mostly, but that wasn't the case. For that reason, it seemed like a nice place to get away from the crowds in the streets. That was why Asriel was headed that way.
Asriel was enjoying himself tonight, especially since it seemed no one took notice of his odd appearance. He had just purchased a dark blue shawl with white lines embroidered into it and was walking to the tavern to collect himself. He didn't want to lose his focus, after all. He wasn't planning on sticking around for very long.
He entered the tavern and looked around. A small group of adventurers were sitting at the bar, drinking ale and discussing their latest successes. A few other people were in there by themselves as well, but they didn't look like they wanted to chat. Asriel went up to the bar and greeted the bartender with a smile.
"Hello! Nice night, isn't it?" he said cheerfully.
The bartender was a bit shocked, looking him up and down. "...Yes, it certainly is," he answered, collecting himself before he said anything that would be considered rude. "What will it be tonight? Bear in mind, you are not allowed to have any alcoholic beverages. You do not appear to be old enough."
Asriel shook his head. "That's okay," he replied. "I'm not old enough. I'll have a glass of water and seasoned steak, please!" He took a coin bag out of his satchel and handed over the coins he needed to pay for the meal. The bartender nodded politely before motioning for him to sit down, as he'd been standing up the whole time. He chuckled nervously and took a seat at the bar for now.