emopoprock
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Slightly off the main road lies a dirt pathway into the woods. The trees overhang the pathway and a sense of calming washes over all those who enter. At the end of the path is a little tavern. A washed out sign over the wrap-around porch reads, "The Traveler's Tavern". The outside wasn't anything to brag about, 2 floors, a sturdy wrap-around porch, crafted out of a dark wood. The inside, however, was much nicer.
When you walk into the front door you're greeted with a homey smell. A bar takes up the left wall, stocked with every type of drink imaginable and the menu has a wide variety of food. Scattered around the rest of the room are small round tables with 2-4 chairs at each. In the darker corners of the tavern are secluded table for a bit more privacy. Whether that is for business or pleasure is completely up to the individuals. Towards the back right was a bathroom and the stairs that led upstairs to the 5 rooms.
Each room had one large bed, a water basin, dresser and a desk. They weren't the largest, but by no means were they cramped either. There was one other room that was downstairs, but that was for the owner. It's a hidden passage to get to. Through the kitchen to the office, then down the hidden stairs to the basement. Half the basement was supplies for the tavern while the other was the owner's room. The door hidden skillfully.
A female from the kitchen into the bar. She grabbed a rag from behind the bar and slowly started wiping down the counters to her tavern. Her body moved with grace, taking time to make everything perfect. Her bright green eyes flicked towards the door. As she moved the light from the windows caught on her pale skin showing very light stripes. Her hair white as snow with natural black highlights. Small white tiger ears poked out of her hair, blending in perfectly. Her tail she kept, for the most part, wrapped around her waist as a belt. She was wearing baggy black cargo shorts and a white beater, she wasn't fancy by any means. The more comfortable the better she always though.
A soft sigh escaped her pale lips. The tigress moved towards the wall behind her and poured herself a glass of water from the sink. She put down a coaster on the bar and relaxed slightly. "Well, let's see how this turns out." She spoke softly, ears twitching for the slightest of sounds.
When you walk into the front door you're greeted with a homey smell. A bar takes up the left wall, stocked with every type of drink imaginable and the menu has a wide variety of food. Scattered around the rest of the room are small round tables with 2-4 chairs at each. In the darker corners of the tavern are secluded table for a bit more privacy. Whether that is for business or pleasure is completely up to the individuals. Towards the back right was a bathroom and the stairs that led upstairs to the 5 rooms.
Each room had one large bed, a water basin, dresser and a desk. They weren't the largest, but by no means were they cramped either. There was one other room that was downstairs, but that was for the owner. It's a hidden passage to get to. Through the kitchen to the office, then down the hidden stairs to the basement. Half the basement was supplies for the tavern while the other was the owner's room. The door hidden skillfully.
A female from the kitchen into the bar. She grabbed a rag from behind the bar and slowly started wiping down the counters to her tavern. Her body moved with grace, taking time to make everything perfect. Her bright green eyes flicked towards the door. As she moved the light from the windows caught on her pale skin showing very light stripes. Her hair white as snow with natural black highlights. Small white tiger ears poked out of her hair, blending in perfectly. Her tail she kept, for the most part, wrapped around her waist as a belt. She was wearing baggy black cargo shorts and a white beater, she wasn't fancy by any means. The more comfortable the better she always though.
A soft sigh escaped her pale lips. The tigress moved towards the wall behind her and poured herself a glass of water from the sink. She put down a coaster on the bar and relaxed slightly. "Well, let's see how this turns out." She spoke softly, ears twitching for the slightest of sounds.
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