<strong>"There's a combination of a bakery and inn, not far off, that you can see",</strong>Marc answered.<strong>"The different kinds of bread, sweatbreads, and cheeses on display would allow you to feed a very starved man for 2 gold, or provide a decent meal for 1 gold. They sell even iron rations here, in case anyone is planning to go out of the city..."<br/>"Like us",</strong>Paco muttered.<br/><strong>"...all for one gold per a week's rations. Of course, the taste is as can be expected for the price, but the main thing is that it doesn't spoil easily. You can also buy gourds, full of water, which you can use as containers. It's a gold for six of those, and a gold for one, if it's full with the local spirit, which seems to be brewed out of plums. Mark the price for whatever you buy for the man in the stocks...when you approach him with food, he looks grateful, of course."<br/>"It'd be a wretch of a man that wouldn't", </strong>Paco muttered again.<strong>"But Ugly ain't paying for his little feast! I'll take a wine gourd, though. I have one already, but brandy is always good when you travel. Keeps you warm".</strong><br/>Josh nodded in agreement.<strong><br/>"Kim'll pay half the price for that meal, whatever it is, and buy six water gourds and an iron ration for himself",</strong>he says, noting the price on his own character sheet in precise numbers. He looks at Daria and Lisa expectantly to see what his "half" amounts to.<br/>Marc nodded, and continued.<br/><strong>"'I'm sorry I can't bow, fair ladies', the man in the stocks says. 'But as you can see, I've got a small issue with my feet. I hope you'd apologize my temporary lack of manners, and accept my heartfelt grattitude without the bow!', he concludes before almost grabbing for the drink."</strong>