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   The man grunts. Can't blame you for that. Last time I was on a boat I was hanging over the side. It's half a gold. You kids want something to eat? Generally speaking if you wanted something to eat at an establishment like that you brought the ingredients yourself. And sorry for forgetting to answer, no they weren't bearing any standards are marks on their armor.  
   As you move through the city you begin to notice things. The streets hold several men in full armor moving around warily. You also hear that a lord has come visiting and brought with him a large amount of forces. You do your best to blend in before reaching the tavern. It's called the Jade lion, going in you notice there are many tables to the side where various men are eating, in the corner one man has a wheel set up playing games of chance, a rather busty maiden is moving throughout the room while a bartender pours everything from tea to sake over to the side.  
   Mr Feygon is a local thief who is known for employing young children as thieves. Being up on his dues, the local thieve's guild leaves him alone so long as his business doesn't interfere with other members of the guild. Several of your older acquaintances for a short period of time while dumped into the city for their final test.  
   Seriously, you're just gonna walk in? Just because something looks dilapidated doesn't mean it's being squatted in. But you said it, so out comes the Die of Decision. Odds it's a legal residence. Evens they squatters. Die of Decision: 1d2 ⇒ 2 The door creaks open, screeching as the rusty hinges attempts to keep you out.  
   The area around the road has been well patrolled and coming out of a hard winter the local wildlife's numbers haven't rebounded enough for them to go far afield so you see little that could threaten the four children. Near the wee hours of the morning, with the sky beginning to lighten the four exhausted (status effect) children make it to the port town. No wall protects this town so you can just walk right in.  
   You guys are the driving force. I will simply provide adjudication, opportunities, and challenges. But you must actually do things for me to work with unless you wish me to force random ninja attacks on you. The hollow partially returns to it's previous state, though perhaps lessening the tracks to the hollow might have been a better use of such magic. 
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