Before the ity even came into view it was apparent that it would be busy and full of life. Several divergent roads would meet and head toward the town. Adventurers, religious pilgrims, merchants, hunters all seemed to occupy the road. Just outside the town, within view of the walls, but not close enough to be seen by the guards, she would happen upon a wagon that smelled strongly of slightly less then fresh fish. Two men sat facing forward, one was hunched over facing the cargo, asleep. They were all rather burly, but dressed poorly and unkempt.