Making arrangements with the owner of the Traveler's Tavern caused no issue though the man reaffirmed his distaste for music. Breakfast was provided and Rona saw that the tavern kept a fair number of patrons even in the morning though the company was much more mild compared to the revelers of the night.<br/><br/>As far as ships went Nora found that the cheapest passage she could find would be 70gp and would take her across the sea to a similar kingdom. She would be travelling aboard the Medusa which was piloted by a group of thuggish looking men who referred to themselves as "traders of whatever they could acquire." Despite the thuggish nature of the crew the captain seemed proved amicable and assured Nora that he kept his men in line. "They no better than to get on my bad side and the quickest way to get on my bad side is to try to take what I want." he laughed, "So believe me when I say they won't be giving you any trouble unless I give them the word."<br/><br/>The second ship available was much pricier sitting at 120gp. It was a merchant ship bound toward a distant theocracy which was said to be ran by patriarchal blind priests who prayed to mad, howling and physical god. The crew seemed much more professional than most and were hard at work unloading the spices and scrolls of their last trip to that distant land. The captain of the ship advised her that he wouldn't be able to provide her with an individual bed however and would have to bunk with one of the crew.<br/><br/>The last ship sailed between a number of different small islands off the coast which they traded with. The distance she would be putting between herself and the place where she was known was smaller but perhaps more likely to be overlooked. The crew seemed relatively average; a mixture of rough men but few who looked exceptionally thuggish in nature. As for payment the captain said he would accept none as he sailed for the experience rather than the profit. Instead the shifty captain said that she would be providing entertainment but laughed at the suggestion that it be music or dance that he or his crew were looking for and avoided the question when asked more directly.<br/><br/>As for the noticeboards Nora was able to see that information about herself was indeed here in Clearwater; it seemed one of the local lords had placed a hefty bounty on her head provided safe capture. The notice warned that she is known for being an entertainer and a master of disguise. Other notices included a request for someone to clear out a small group of orcs outside of town and another to help with bandits extracting tolls on Widow's Road. Lastly she saw a notice that the Dancing Dryad was seeking "amorous young women seeking pleasure and profit."<br/><br/>The owner at the Black Stag rejected Nora's offer to play an instrument she didn't have and insisted that she either come back with one or find a way to entertain without one. That said she was welcome to perform there and would be free to keep tips as well as receiving a discount on her room and meals; 5sp for both.<br/><br/>As for the bathhouses which proved more troublesome to find than the map had implied it seemed that a choice was to be made. One option was the mixed baths which while freely available consisted of several smaller chambers out of view of the others but devoid of any doors and lit by windows open to the outside. The mixed baths had no rules on privacy and it was expected that several people would share one large bath. The other option was gender segregated baths consisting of two large pools and kept private from each other. This bathhouse cost 5sp to use due to its higher standard of maintenance and private ownership.