Lirath Inn

Lirath serves as a tranquil refuge for travelers and guests alike offering a relaxed atmosphere unless disrupted by the occasional brawl. It features stables for travelers' mounts making it an ideal stop for those seeking rest and refreshment under the watchful eye of Miri a former fighter who maintains order.

Entry to the inn is through weathered double wooden doors that blend seamlessly with the nabe's aesthetic. They invite guests into a world of rustic charm.

 The inn basks in natural light from tall polished wood-framed windows. Its walls are adorned with vivid tapestries depicting Rasen folklore offering both a visual treat and a storytelling portal. The worn flagstone floors bear the history of countless footsteps.

The inn is maintained by the keeper and two regular travelers who assist by hunting and foraging. They form the backbone ensuring the inn runs smoothly.

Bar: Offers unique herbal teas spiced fruit ciders and chilled crystal waters infused with exotic herbs. The bar carved from dark weathered oak features intricate leaf designs reflecting the elven influence.

Kitchen: Known for hearty stews and light fragrant dishes inspired by elven and halfling cuisines. The open space allows patrons to enjoy the ambient sounds of culinary preparations.

Storage: Its cool and dry, preserving root vegetables, dried herbs, and cured meats. The general storage holds linens, cleaning supplies, and repair tools, maintaining the inn’s aged but sturdy structure.

Bedrooms: Featuring wooden four-poster beds soft feather mattresses and embroidered linens. The rooms designed for comfort offer both single accommodations and larger suites.

Bathrooms: Well-maintained facilities with wooden tubs and flush toilets featuring subtly scented soaps and embroidered towels.

Courtyard and Gardens: An elegant courtyard garden offers herbs and flowers serving as a place of relaxation and a showcase of traditional botanical knowledge.

The inn with its two levels is a harmonious blend of elegant and weathered. It features slender arched windows and gently curving wooden beams with ivy creeping along its stonework. The exterior’s soft greens and browns complement the cobblestone streets and modest town buildings.

Miri loves the burg to open a inn for any travelers and guests comes in the burg. Two travelers need to a place when they were down on their luck have Miri exchange service for their skills. Now the inn is run by all of them as a family together.