Chronicles of the Realm Walkers: Session 21

The Realm Walkers began following the Werefolks trail. Ranrus was slow in his investigation but thorough. When the party reached a cross road it was unclear which way the Midnight and his pack had gone. Everyone started looking around but Ranrus in particular slipped down one of two descending paths, almost falling to his death. The party  eventually made it to the Boetunn Northern Pillar, and found the Entrance to the Boetunn Goblin Market. Here they met Gibble, a young goblin who explained the rules, after some confusion, of the market. Lee, Theren, and Ranrus followed him for a tour of the market. After learning about the shop regions and shopkeepers the  party split and explored proper. They heard Simply Salvage and Winder were sources of random things, and if you were looking for traditional formal clothing to check with Paey and for potions they should speak with the Furbolgh. Rhy on the other hand had made her way towards a Moonfolk who was vibing to the music being played on the market stage. Getting an unexpected energy she pulled back and acknowledged a Werecanine who, as the song ended, moved to the bar in the market.  Rhy had Pip follow him.   Rules of the market

1. One should always introduce themselves in some manor when approaching a shopkeeper. A real name is not necessary but something they can refer to you as.
2. One should not touch any product unless they have real interest in purchasing it. If you pick up many things without any clear sign of purchasing you may be asked to leave “the shop”. Do not refuse or put up a fight about this or you will get a reputation and may even be banned from the market.
3. Bartering is allowed and encouraged, trade of gold, possessions, and services are allowed but contracts are binding. Dispute over unwritten or unclear agreements will be decided upon by the present Monta. If you refuse to respect the Monta's decision you will be banned from the market and risk greater punishments.
4. The sale, trade, or dealing of sapient creatures, life debts, or any form of servient work with no clear end point is punishable by death. If you are found to have dealing with these in the past you may be executed for past crimes and will be banned from the market.
5. Sex trade is legal but it is extra important to be clear about the contracts to avoid issues with the previous rules.

  Rhy worked her way over to the chapel and learnt from a Goblin guard the large tent their contained worshippers of a non descript faith. Seeing a Werebear she recognized inside the chapel and chanting from the tent she messaged the party that she’d found the Werefolk. She investigated the tent while she waited found a strange sight humanoids in blue robes chanting “gurrumund” and being splashed with water from a large grey urn or vase, none of whom appeared to be the Werefolk. The party debated how to approach the Werefolk when Rhy checked in with Pip to learn the Werecanine was talking to a tortle, Gump Hookbeak  to be specific.   The Realm Walkers split Rhy and Theren went to see Gump while Lee and Ranrus stayed outside a chapel.   Gump managed to scare off the Werefolk with her unsolicited wisdom. She caught up on the party and informed them there was a stable open Dragon Gate in west Boetunn   where there were sign of violence that had crossed over.   In the same time Lee and Ranrus did there best to investigate the chapel and the Werebear. the two had decide to approach but  finally separated when Rhy messaged them informing Ranrus gump would like to talk to them.   Date: 1st of Sithala, 1437 DC