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It was a slow day at The Flying Ship Inn in Little Portshaw. There were a few customers who sat talking amongst themselves while Eryn went about serving food and drinks.
It was a regular evening. She would talk with the customers about their day, flirt a bit and in general have a nice quiet evening.
But the peacefulness of the night was interrupted when loud whoops could be heard outside the Inn. When Eryn and her manager looked up a group of rough looking men burst through the door. They wore armor and carried weapons with them into the inn and all of them looked as if they ate live sharks for breakfast.
They chased out the other patrons by drawing their swords and the leader stepped up and stabbed his dagger into the bar counter.
"Ale's on the house tonight lads! isn't that right barkeep?"
He gave her boss a menacing grin.
Her manager was not a small, nor weak man. He had his own scars from battle long past. But he had Eryn to think about, if he did something foolish she could get hurt. He kept a straight face as he slowly nodded to the bandit leader, "Yeah... On the house..."
He looked at Eryn and nodded to her, telling her to comply and hopefully they could get out of this alive.
From the moment swords were draw Eryn was terrified. She could see the bandits eying her already and she felt completely vulnerable under their gazes as she hugged her serving tray to her chest. When her boss nodded to her she quickly walked behind the counter and began filling up mugs for the ten or so men that were now finding seats and moving tables around till they were all grouped and ready to drink.
She did her best to not spill as she carried three mugs at a time in each hand and set them down for the bandits. Once she had served the last drink to the leader she felt an arm hook around her waist and pull her back. She found herself sitting on the lap of the bandit leader.
"As your boss I reserve rights to first taste of the tavern wench! aye?"
His band of bandits gave a drunken cheer. She squirmed a little as she tried to extract herself, but he was far stronger than her and his grip would not budge.
It was a regular evening. She would talk with the customers about their day, flirt a bit and in general have a nice quiet evening.
But the peacefulness of the night was interrupted when loud whoops could be heard outside the Inn. When Eryn and her manager looked up a group of rough looking men burst through the door. They wore armor and carried weapons with them into the inn and all of them looked as if they ate live sharks for breakfast.
They chased out the other patrons by drawing their swords and the leader stepped up and stabbed his dagger into the bar counter.
"Ale's on the house tonight lads! isn't that right barkeep?"
He gave her boss a menacing grin.
Her manager was not a small, nor weak man. He had his own scars from battle long past. But he had Eryn to think about, if he did something foolish she could get hurt. He kept a straight face as he slowly nodded to the bandit leader, "Yeah... On the house..."
He looked at Eryn and nodded to her, telling her to comply and hopefully they could get out of this alive.
From the moment swords were draw Eryn was terrified. She could see the bandits eying her already and she felt completely vulnerable under their gazes as she hugged her serving tray to her chest. When her boss nodded to her she quickly walked behind the counter and began filling up mugs for the ten or so men that were now finding seats and moving tables around till they were all grouped and ready to drink.
She did her best to not spill as she carried three mugs at a time in each hand and set them down for the bandits. Once she had served the last drink to the leader she felt an arm hook around her waist and pull her back. She found herself sitting on the lap of the bandit leader.
"As your boss I reserve rights to first taste of the tavern wench! aye?"
His band of bandits gave a drunken cheer. She squirmed a little as she tried to extract herself, but he was far stronger than her and his grip would not budge.