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‘I’ll not have you sleeping in the stables, old friend!’ says Banedon, as he flicks open his money pouch. He hands the tavern owner twenty-four freshly minted Lune, and in return Guyuk gives you each a key to your room and offers you both a glass of lovka on the house. Gratefully you accept and down the warming liquor in one gulp.

You notice that a man and his two young sons are sitting at the far end of your table. They appear to be gambling with a group of plains farmers seated opposite, although you see no money change hands.

If you wish to move along the table and sit next to them, turn to 339.

If you wish to engage Guyuk in conversation, turn to 268.

If you wish to order some food, turn to 88.