>TM 4
>LS 2
>PS ON
>PL58
>SM6
>CP ON
>FO OFF
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		ä108ä      

	You pat your belt pouch to make the coins inside 
Š	jingle, and then you tell the innkeeper that you want 
Š	to buy your companions a drink.
	
	"What's wrong wiv' you?  Ya hard o'hearin'? I said 
Š	get out and I meant get out!" And with these harsh 
Š	words the innkeeper flashes a glance at a group of 
	mean-faced men who are standing along the counter. 
Š	They put down their ales and then move slowly towards 
Š	you, their hands hovering menacingly around the hilts 
Š	of their swords and daggers. For a few anxious 
Š	moments it looks as if a fight is about to break out, 
Š	but than a gruff voice arises from the corner of the 
Š	taproom and the men halt in their tracks.

	"Hold y'horses," says the commanding voice, "Let me 
Š	speak with the Northlander."

	You peer across the smoky room and see that the voice 
Š	belongs to a stout, bearded man who is sitting alone 
Š	in an alcove. He beckons you to join him, but when 
Š	you approach his table in the company of the Suhnese 
Š	crewmen he suddenly snaps at you: "I said I wanted to 
Š	speak to you, not these raggin' crows. If you want to 
Š	do business with me, they'll have to wait for you in 
Š	the street outside."


	If you decide to agree to his terms, turn to  â164â

	If you refuse to part company with the Suhnese, turn 
Š	to  â121â