Azadei smiled at his courteousness, and the two made their way onto the ferry. It would be another fifteen minutes before the craft was ready to depart, and Evendiss would arrive, with only a few minutes to spare, walking at a calm, even pace. She smiled as she boarded, and found the pair. "See? No need to panic," she said, settling in on a shady part of the boat.<br/><br/>The journey takes only a few hours, and is utterly uneventful, as they ply their way down the river, eventually arriving in the bustling city of Tephu, a city that is hot, dusty, and perpetually busy. Its streets are full of hawkers and peddlers, well known for their stubbornness, sham charm, and inability to hear the word no.<br/><br/>"Sir, sir, please, you have the look of an intelligent man to you, the sort who knows a bargain when he sees one, and there are many bargains at my stall!" "Care for some mint tea, freshly imported from the depths of the Mwangi Expanse? Only three silver for a pouch, enough to make a dozen cups!" "Come now, sir, you travel with such fine ladies, how much are you selling them for? I will offer you seventy-five gold pieces for each of them, quite a bargain, sir!"<br/><br/>All manner of goods were available, camel hide leather goods, hookah pipes, pesh, pots and pans, and even camels and dancing girls and boys. A Knowledge: Local, DC 10, or a Diplomacy Check, DC 15, will quickly turn up directions to the Great Library.