It had to be a place she hadn't been in in awhile. Or never. Never would be good -- but this was her she was thinking about. Did there exist a place that served alcohol in the city that she hadn't been to? It'd have to be one that didn't serve alcohol (or served shit swill), and that was nice enough that Joz wouldn't have been able to go.
A minute passed. Zhi was sweating.
"A'right," she said, voice chipper. "I'll lead." No shit, Zhi.
Three Tales was a restaurant thing run by three ex-pirate seeker siblings: two sisters and a brother. It wasn't exactly alcohol free, but they didn't serve much alcohol to begin with. Something about trying to quit drinking, trying to quit the hard life in favor of something better. Zhi'd scorned the place, for obvious reasons, as did most lowlives (barring the gang that ran a protection racket in the area). That left fishermen, laborers, and poor shopkeepers as its primary clientele. Its standards were high for the area, and little thieves like Joz would've been noticed and deterred.
Buuut, with a roegadyn at her side with coin to spare, that wouldn't be a problem. And she was fairly sure no one would recognize her. She casually tucked her tail up under her shirt. Precaution.
"Three Tales," she said, turning around and leading towards the restaurant. It was only a few minutes away, on the uppermost tier of the Reach. "Ye been there?"
A minute passed. Zhi was sweating.
"A'right," she said, voice chipper. "I'll lead." No shit, Zhi.
Three Tales was a restaurant thing run by three ex-pirate seeker siblings: two sisters and a brother. It wasn't exactly alcohol free, but they didn't serve much alcohol to begin with. Something about trying to quit drinking, trying to quit the hard life in favor of something better. Zhi'd scorned the place, for obvious reasons, as did most lowlives (barring the gang that ran a protection racket in the area). That left fishermen, laborers, and poor shopkeepers as its primary clientele. Its standards were high for the area, and little thieves like Joz would've been noticed and deterred.
Buuut, with a roegadyn at her side with coin to spare, that wouldn't be a problem. And she was fairly sure no one would recognize her. She casually tucked her tail up under her shirt. Precaution.
"Three Tales," she said, turning around and leading towards the restaurant. It was only a few minutes away, on the uppermost tier of the Reach. "Ye been there?"
