With some difficulty Rona was able to find another lone guard patrolling the city streets. It seemed while the cobblestone streets were well lit from braziers and the guards were surprisingly friendly here the Clearwater Watch was a small force relative to the size of the town. The guard gave her directions to the Black Stag and warned her not to confuse it with the Dancing Dryad Inn next door which while being cheaper doubled as a brothel for merchants seeking a more amorous stay. He also advised her that the Traveler's Tavern just a little ways down the same street as the Black Stag had rooms in the back which were said to be excellent for the price but that it may be full by now.<br/><br/>The street which all of these could be found one was much the others near the market. A wide two story building sat with a yellow sign hanging from its front reading in thick black letters THE BLACK STAG. The door was closed but a warm glow from the windows and the sight of finely dressed men within indicated the bar and inn was still open for business. Next to it the taller three story Dancing Dryad waited with an open door. Men could be seen in there as well but the bar on the ground floor was more shadowy with scantily clad waitresses or courtesans (Rona couldn't be sure which or if they were the same) moving through the bar. The Traveler's Tavern sat out of view down the street but the guard had warned her it was more easily missed than either.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">No problem! I like to keep things moving so I'll roll for you if I need to.</div></div>