The darker complexion of a wood elf wasn't as common as the fairer high elven race of the mostly human city, but it was common enough that a sighting wasn't cause for alarm. Passersby were concerned about the woman lying unconscious on the ground, but few approached, as there were plenty of refugees throughout the city with no place to stay. Seeing people laying, either unconscious or begging, in the streets wasn't an unusual sight these days.<br/><br/>"Ma'am, do you need assistance?" A pair of guards stopped to look over the woman, one gently taping her ankle with the toe of his boot.<br/><br/>The other looked around for trouble, wondering if the woman was a victim of violence or not.<br/><br/>____<br/><br/>The beast races, especially the more human-like wolf girl trotting through the streets were for the most part accepted by human societies. A few xenophobic countries saw them as a taint brought on by the corruption of the demon, a tactic to turn humans into servile beasts in the long term, though these beliefs are unfounded as the beast races were around long before the demons appeared. With the influx of peoples from near and far, torn from their lands by war and famine, it was common to see people from many races, so the wolf girl wasn't attracting any unusual attention, especially since she was female and fairly non-threatening.<br/><br/>There were many places to stay the night in Iron Wall. There were inns, taverns, and hostels of all varieties, some even catering to non-human travelers and merchants. One would think they would be full from the many refugees, but money was a requirement for prepared shelters, which the large majority of refugees lacked.