With breakfast done, the group makes their way to the arranged place to meet with their potential employer. The streets of the city are a hive of activity at this time of day – with caravans of merchants showcasing all kinds of wares trundle through the cobblestone streets as hawkers of all kinds attempt to find purchasers for their wares. Not only the caravans and market stalls, but the more permanent stores are also open for business, with many a store keep or artisan attempting to ply their trade on the street.<br/><br/>After several blocks of activity and a few twists and turns through the busy streets, the party eventually comes to their destination – a slightly more subdued alleyway, which leads to a storefront with the name ‘Melvick’s Monetarium’ etched from a wooden sign that swings lightly in the breeze. The shutters of this two-storey establishment are open but the windows area heavily barred and the doors fitted with locks of very fine quality, with a sturdy metal grate barring any entry through the main door. Two stone steps lead to the main entry and a signal bell is attached just to the right of the doorway. The resulting impression is of a very security-conscious proprietor who, no doubt, screens his calls and has likely employed other means of security in addition to those which are most obvious.<br/><br/>[Moving things along at a steady pace. Feel free to browse markets, continue conversations and/or push onto new things as we go.]