Day 5 and thereabouts:
It was a relatively uneventful day.  I don't think I slew, maimed or killed a single thing.  Unless you count fish…  in which case, I slew a whole lot.  Though uninteresting, it was an important day for a hero like me.  Along with the invitation to stay in the city's inn, I was also told that I could join any other guild I desired.  I assume it's because my heroics are in such high demand that it would be unfair not to allow me to assist elsewhere.
First, the Fisherman's Guild (and the slaying of fish). Â It is as it sounds like - I was given a pole and told to go fish. Â A simple enough (if not utterly boring) task and, if my contributions made a difference in the lives and quotas of the city's fishery-stuff, then it was worth every moment. Â
Next, I ran off to be a cook. Â While also introducing myself to the local Blacksmith and Armourer. Â Naturally, I was gifted at everything I tried and was practically begged to stay and help. Â And while I did spend a good long portion of the day cooking and armouring and blacksmithing, I still have bigger fish to fry, so to speak. Â
Adventure calls!
Interesting things seen:
1) A lot of really big ships
2) An entire city built on tall rocks and planks
3) A fun looking, flying toy ship following around a very large man-beast
4) A fish that was so big, to most accurately describe it's length I would have to hold one hand stretched all the way out to one side - and the other hand all the way out to the other side! Â (I caught it, by the way)
It was a relatively uneventful day.  I don't think I slew, maimed or killed a single thing.  Unless you count fish…  in which case, I slew a whole lot.  Though uninteresting, it was an important day for a hero like me.  Along with the invitation to stay in the city's inn, I was also told that I could join any other guild I desired.  I assume it's because my heroics are in such high demand that it would be unfair not to allow me to assist elsewhere.
First, the Fisherman's Guild (and the slaying of fish). Â It is as it sounds like - I was given a pole and told to go fish. Â A simple enough (if not utterly boring) task and, if my contributions made a difference in the lives and quotas of the city's fishery-stuff, then it was worth every moment. Â
Next, I ran off to be a cook. Â While also introducing myself to the local Blacksmith and Armourer. Â Naturally, I was gifted at everything I tried and was practically begged to stay and help. Â And while I did spend a good long portion of the day cooking and armouring and blacksmithing, I still have bigger fish to fry, so to speak. Â
Adventure calls!
Interesting things seen:
1) A lot of really big ships
2) An entire city built on tall rocks and planks
3) A fun looking, flying toy ship following around a very large man-beast
4) A fish that was so big, to most accurately describe it's length I would have to hold one hand stretched all the way out to one side - and the other hand all the way out to the other side! Â (I caught it, by the way)
