It's been a long time since all of you have had any kind of vacation.  And it's about time you've had one, too; killing monsters and terrorizing peasants into giving you a year's pay for "saving" the town is hard work, after all!  Thankfully, there's this nice lake in the mountains, Lake Dineah, that's supposed to have a really nice resort.<br/><br/>It took most of the day to travel to the mountains and hike up the pass, but eventually you manage to reach the lake.  Two very large and impressive-looking gates stand in front of you, right after the road splits.  In the distance, beyond the gate on the left you see what looks like a large temple.  A few moments after you arrive, a catgirl wearing a yukata rushes up to the group.  When she stops, the robe slips open, revealing quite a bit of her large cleavage.  "Hello, hello!" she shouts, grinning at the group.  "Welcome to the town of Yuime!  Now, just come this way and we'll get you all situated in here," she says as she begins to lead you off towards the gate.<br/><br/>"Not so fast!" comes a voice in the distance as an elf rides up to the group, coming from he left gate.  "I'm sure these fine people haven't come this way to visit a town full of nothing but drunken debauchery.  You've clearly come to visit the Seyrulne Temple, of course.  Don't bother with that dump, as we're a much better place to sit and relax."<br/><br/>"What?  Why would they want to sit around and pray at some boring temple when they could be having fun?" the catgirl replied, glaring at the elf.  "It's obvious they want to actually enjoy themselves.  So come on to Yuime.  We've got the best alcohol around, and better yet, one sip of the lake's water the next day will cure any hangover!  Only fifty gold per ounce!"<br/><br/>"Again with exploiting the travelers!  The lake water should be free to all," the elf shouted, glaring at the catgirl just as strongly.  "Don't let her words trick you.  For only a small donation of around one thousand gold pieces, every service we offer at the Temple, including the water, is free."