"He should be on the dock fishing," the boy said.

"Okay, thanks," Lop said "Let's see the Grandfather first, then we can get good and settle in."

As you head out of the Inn, you can see a wooden chair out on the docks that has a little old man sitting in it, fishing rod in his hands.

Lop called out as she approached "Evening are you the headman here?" she asked.

"Yup," the old man said, not turning around.

"My friends and I have arrived in your town from the north, we spotted a ship that had been blown to shore a short distance from the town," Lop explained "There was a hole in the side and signs of other damage, it appeared that someone had attacked the ship or something on it had attacked the crew, but there was no sign of that crew."

"That is an odd thing, to be sure," the old man said. "Not sure how we'll get the word out. We are pretty isolated here."

"We're travelling onwards after resting the night," Lop said "We can carry the word onward."

"Thank ya," the old man said. "Tell my grandson to refund your money for the night."

Lop bowed towards the man "Thank you, I hope you have good luck with the fishing."

The man nodded and went back to it.

Lop headed back to the Inn.

The boy sat up when you came in.

"Will you be wanting dinner?"

Lop nodded "Food and drink would be good," she said as she found a seat.

"I'll go tell my mother," the boy said as he ran into the back.

Lop looked around as she waited "This place seems not too bad," she said to the others.

"It seems like a decent small town," Richtor said.

A middle aged woman in an apron came out from the back.

"We have a fish stew on if that's to your liking," she said. "And either wine or ale to drink."

"Fish stew sounds good to me," Lop replied and then looked to the others "I think wine would be good?" she asked them.

The others nodded and the woman headed to the back. She came out a few minutes later with enough food and wine for everyone.

"Thanks," Lop said as the food and drink was put out for everyone. "We're planning to travel on in the morning. Have you heard any news that we might affect our travel?"

"Not really. It's a pretty quiet town," the woman said.

"Ah well that is good to know," Lop replied thanking the women.

"It's a nice change," Richtor said.

lop nodded in agreement "It is, a chance to relax a little will do us good."

"Perhaps we can borrow some fishing supplies," Victoria said.