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Goreans! Welcome to Masato's Den, an Inn dedicated to Peace and Learning.
It is located on the outskirts of the hidden City of Treve, within
listening distance of Singing Waterfalls. As you walk away from the
bustle in the heart of the hidden City of Treve, down the cobblestone
streets, you can hear the laughter of friends, and sounds of music.
As you push the door open, you are met by Musha,
"{NKZ} This is a Gorean room dedicated to friendship and peace. Master
Masato of Treve and his kajira nikko welcome all who come as friends.
*Note* ALL weapons MUST be checked at the door. ANY infraction will
result in an immediate kick or kick/ban. Enter and be welcome all."
The soft glow of oil lamps illuminate the main room which is filled
with plush furs, cushions, and Patrons gathered about low tables grouped
here and there.
The far wall is reigned over by a large fireplace with
a bird's eye rosewood mantelpiece, a large stone baking oven built
in it's left side, kettles containing brewed black wine, kal-da, paga
and hot water are suspended over the fire. Along the right wall stands
a long server. Casks of ale, ka-la-na, Torvoldsland meade, and paga
are racked along the wall. Beside the casks are racked dusty bottles
of finer pagas, ka-la-nas, Falarian, bottles of sweet, syrupy Turian
wines, and Ta-wines from the Isle of Cos. There are stacks of goblets
for wine and mead, cups for black wine, bowls for paga and kal-da,
and tiny glasses for tea are shelved above the server. Pitchers for
pouring paga and wine drawn from the casks rest on top of the server.
Beneath the server are trays, small bowls of sugars, eating wares
and teapots.
Along the same wall as the server, a large open entryway
leads to the kitchens and storage rooms, and against the wall to your
right, a stairway leads up to the alcoves, the wall near it is lined
with rings to bracelet a girl for later use. Masato's rooms and the
slave quarters are also found in the upper levels of the tavern. Opposite
the server, along the left hand wall, is a small raised platform for
the musicians. Several thick furs and cushions scattered around the
hearth provide a place for slaves to relax while not serving or tending
to chores. In the center of the room is a cleared space, a circular
area tiled in red, and a square area filled with sand for slave girls
to dance and display their passion.