<blockquote class="uncited"><div>Perhaps you could be so kind as to pointing us in the direction of the teleportation circle?"</div></blockquote><br/><blockquote class="uncited"><div>Alizome (Sansuki) pitches in, "And you need not worry about our ability to pay, sir- we have more than ample funds to pay for our trip."</div></blockquote><br/><br/>The grizzled House Orien guard briefly considers this, and you can almost see him thinking that you're not worth the trouble. “Teleporting, eh?” He says. “You need to speak to young Master Jacobin,” he gestures broadly in the direction of the courtyard's eastern buildings.<br/><br/>You follow the long shadows across the courtyard and into the complex. A fresh faced young man greets you, dressed in a hooded robe that doesn't quite disguise his weediness. “Sirs. Madames. This<span style="font-style: italic">is</span>the teleport circle for Korranberg,” he says. “No guards required, ah-ha. Perfectly safe, you see, mm-hmm.”<br/><br/>“Yes, Korranberg.” Alizome replies. “Seven.”<br/><br/>“For Korranberg?” The young man asks.<br/><br/>“Seven,” Alizome presses, gesturing to the group. “For the teleport circle to Korranberg.”<br/><br/>The young man sniffs, and wipes his face on the sleeve of his robe. A trickle of water leaks from his eye, running down the side of his bobbled nose. “How wonderful,” he says. “It'll be a full circle.” He nods, determinedly. “Let's see,” he says, “there's seven of you... double rate for horses-” he blushes “-and centaurs and other noble creatures,” he continues. “That'll be sixteen thousand gee-pee, please. We do accept House Kundarak letters of credit – provided they're properly d'Sivis certified, of course. And I shall need to see your papers.” {by this, he doubtless means your identification papers and travel papers. As Droaam is not a signatory of the Treaty of Thronehold it cannot issue recognised identification papers. Nor does it have an embassy or consulate of Zilargo or Breland that could provide you with the papers (visas) you require. Those of you from or who have visited the Five Nations will probably have identification documents, and those of you who have visited Zilargo may have non-expired travel papers valid for the territory. Not everyone in the Five Nations will even have ID papers (like a Passport, most of the poor don't travel enough for it to be worth the fees to obtain one). Alizome will certainly have ID papers from House Thurrani which grant her free passage pretty much anywhere. The young man of house Orien is supposed to check your papers here, but teleportation is relatively new and – as in the early days of airports – nations can be slow to react to new developments}.