D&D: You go look at the group of guards wearing the city's milita's color and ask them for work

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As you walk towards the guards, they look at you arriving. They put their hands on their weapons but one of them says something that put them a little more at ease, knowing you. You put your hands up nonetheless in a non-threatening matters and adress them without restrain:"Calm down. I'm not here for trouble. I was actualy wondering if you needed any help." One of the guards laugh a little: "well i'l be damned the day a dark elf asked to help me." The second guards look at him sternly: "Hey, this is one of the good one. Show some respect" He then turns to you:" Well I can't say this town don't have his share of trouble but I'm not sure how you are going to be of any help lass. The lieutenant got us working double shift." Another guards quickly add :"that dosn't mean we want him dead though" You grin. That reputation of the drow can get you in trouble but gives you an advantage in some situation. "Are you sure I can't help in any way ? I could really use the coin and maybe you could use the extra hands" You can feel the tired guards though you eye them out. While not particularly fancy or anything, the guards of the miltia are well trained and still sexy in their own way. Their body is toned and tanned from the long shift in the sun. And you can feel the guardsman don't have much from entertainement as of late. You ponder the thought in your mind and grin a little. The guards consult each other while you examine them and the courteous one speaks :"Well, I've heard there's trouble in the region though. A caravan got attacked and the merchant who own it asked the militia to take care of it but we just don't have the time to take care of it. Maybe you could help with that ? I'm sure the merchant or the lieutenant would be grateful." You take a moment to analyze your options.

D&D: You stay for the night and go look for the merchant to strike a deal with him

D&D: You seek out the caravan immedietly

D&D: You decide the guards could use a little enjoyement and accompany them back to the barrack

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