The jewel of Abaddon to some, this tavern is the most popular place for when you're looking to just get a cool drink. It also serves as an inn, tended by the innkeeper Yuki, providing a warm bed and decent food to any who have the coin. By day it is frequented by travelers wanting meals to fill their bellies, young adults on first dates, or friends out for lunch; but by night it fills with drunken brawls and the the sound of shattering glass mugs. It is also a popular place for bards.
Aside from all of that, there is a brothel located further inside, where one can take a woman or man to bed for a night. A circulation of drugs also seems to be common amongst the many of those who frequent the TT. The set drinking age is 16, considering the rather loose morals of the city itself. And the prices are fairly low, since the owner, Casden, typically caters to those of lower-middle class. Though not a refined casino, gambling also seems to be a recurrent event in the tavern's fine wooden walls. Perhaps you're betting for copper, or silver, or diamonds... Or even for your life.
A sign posted above the bar reads thus:
Room - One Night - 34 Coppers.
Wine - Per Glass - 16 Coppers.
Mead - Per Glass - 10 Coppers.
Ale - Per Glass - 8 Coppers.
Cider - Per Glass - 5 Coppers.
Water is without charge. Free refills for patrons on Fridays.
Meal prices vary.
-- The Hot Springs -- (credit to RyunaSiege)
Out the back of the tavern a porch continued out before narrowing into a raised walked way to the hot springs. A small building stood at the end of the walkway with a dark blue sloping tiled roof top and sliding rice paper doors with images of flowers and steam raising up from them. Around the pathway, building and the springs themselves all sorts of flowers grew and flourished adding a peaceful feeling to the quaint place.
Once through the sliding doors one found themselves greeted by an attendant who explained how the hot springs worked and asked for the token that was given out by the hostess of the inn or the owner of the tavern. The token was a small piece of wood with a red ribbon attached to it at the top a red camellia was painted on the one side with a white one on the other. It was around three inches by two inches.
After accepting the token the attendant would hand you a key with a number on it. The number matched a locker number. Inside the locker were a few things that one might need a towel to cover themselves till in the spring and another to dry off with. Across the room was a set of showers for rinsing off before getting into the hot spring which was through another set of screens. After passing through those sliding doors one found themselves on a porch with a set of two stairs that lead down into the naturally formed hot spring. Around it was a planked fence that added with the bushes that grew just on the otherside of them provided quite a bit of privacy from the outside world.
Aside from all of that, there is a brothel located further inside, where one can take a woman or man to bed for a night. A circulation of drugs also seems to be common amongst the many of those who frequent the TT. The set drinking age is 16, considering the rather loose morals of the city itself. And the prices are fairly low, since the owner, Casden, typically caters to those of lower-middle class. Though not a refined casino, gambling also seems to be a recurrent event in the tavern's fine wooden walls. Perhaps you're betting for copper, or silver, or diamonds... Or even for your life.
A sign posted above the bar reads thus:
Room - One Night - 34 Coppers.
Wine - Per Glass - 16 Coppers.
Mead - Per Glass - 10 Coppers.
Ale - Per Glass - 8 Coppers.
Cider - Per Glass - 5 Coppers.
Water is without charge. Free refills for patrons on Fridays.
Meal prices vary.
-- The Hot Springs -- (credit to RyunaSiege)
Out the back of the tavern a porch continued out before narrowing into a raised walked way to the hot springs. A small building stood at the end of the walkway with a dark blue sloping tiled roof top and sliding rice paper doors with images of flowers and steam raising up from them. Around the pathway, building and the springs themselves all sorts of flowers grew and flourished adding a peaceful feeling to the quaint place.
Once through the sliding doors one found themselves greeted by an attendant who explained how the hot springs worked and asked for the token that was given out by the hostess of the inn or the owner of the tavern. The token was a small piece of wood with a red ribbon attached to it at the top a red camellia was painted on the one side with a white one on the other. It was around three inches by two inches.
After accepting the token the attendant would hand you a key with a number on it. The number matched a locker number. Inside the locker were a few things that one might need a towel to cover themselves till in the spring and another to dry off with. Across the room was a set of showers for rinsing off before getting into the hot spring which was through another set of screens. After passing through those sliding doors one found themselves on a porch with a set of two stairs that lead down into the naturally formed hot spring. Around it was a planked fence that added with the bushes that grew just on the otherside of them provided quite a bit of privacy from the outside world.
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