Rona Blaze (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1764109)<br/>HP: 21/21<br/><hr/><br/>The night of rest was welcome beyond words for Rona. In the morning she took some time to study the map of town and decided to take the parchment with her as she left the room, ordering breakfast from the owner if he was still attending the counter. She paid for another full day's stay, including meals.<br/>"I will borrow the map from the room for the day but I should be back by dusk. I'd be grateful if you could keep the room for me for another stay. You have my thanks for your service good sir. Your pay is well earned." she said as she was waiting for a meal. "My offer still stands, I can play music for your guests in exchange for the lodging, you get to pick what tune and mood you want, so things don't get too rowdy or too slow." she offered, but would soon head out.<br/><br/>Her first agenda would be finding a bathhouse where she could clean the dust of the road off herself and appear to all senses, presentable to others, even if she concealed most of her body in public. Next, she'd head to the harbor and after a quick<em>disguise self</em>to alter her facial features, hair color and voice, she'd ask around for ships taking on passengers, their destinations and the cost of voyage. If questioned, she'd just state that she is an adventurer who is interested in exploration and new locations. She'd also take on a more local accent for such conversations. She expected she couldn't afford passage on a ship just yet, as far as she could count with her remaining coin she could afford a few more days of lodging at most, more if she risked the seedier and more run down places in town, which she honestly didn't want to.<br/><br/>She'd check the noticeboards for postings of news and possible job offers, as well as bounties, checking if there was any in her likeness. She'd also visit some other inns, including the Black Stag in hopes she could play somewhere so further safe lodging wouldn't cost her, and maybe make some change off tips, or at least enough to cover everyday expenses until she found something to make real money off. The real trouble there was that she didn't have an instrument on her, but given the chance to play one she'd be able to quickly show her skill in them. She was hesitant to offer dance performances, lest she'd draw more attention than she could slip away from.