Kethira-720TR-Harn-Kaldor-Zutlin
Zutlin (fortified manor)
From "In Genin's Footsteps" by Julian Verdreth, 715 TR: [1]
The manor house is on a small hill with space on the slopes for smaller caravans to stop. The road through here can get to be a deep mud (6" or more) in wet weather.
Bilo to Zutlin is a bit over a league and a half. The land here has been worked for many generations, but still holds up well, consistently reaping good harvests when the weather permits. There are a bit over two hundred people in Zutlin, and an inn that I recommend if weather forces an early camp. The Weary Traveler is near to Zutlin keep and therefore has access to a good-sized commons. Travelers may expect to pay a half-toll for the privilege of camping on the Lord’s grounds, but the easy access to good water and the excellent greensward provide fair value.
Zutlin to Hask is a bit over a league.
Places
The Weary Traveler Inn
Nestled in the heart of Zutlin along Genin's Trail, The Weary Traveler Inn offers a welcoming respite to journeyers and locals alike. This charming establishment, built from sturdy stone and timber, radiates a cozy, inviting ambiance with its warm, flickering lanterns and the pleasant aroma of home-cooked meals wafting from within. The inn's large common room is filled with robust wooden tables and benches, perfect for weary travelers to rest and share stories over hearty fare and ale.
Adjacent to the inn stands a well-kept stable, providing shelter and care for the horses of guests. The stable's hayloft, visible from the outside, is always well-stocked, ensuring a comfortable stay for the equine companions. An amiable ostler, known for his knowledge and love of horses, tends to the animals' needs with expertise and a friendly chat.
The inn's rooms, though simple, are clean and comfortable, each furnished with the essentials for a good night's rest, and the hayloft in available for larger groups. The Weary Traveler's welcoming staff, led by a warm-hearted innkeeper, ensures that every guest, whether they're stopping for a meal or staying the night, feels right at home. With its combination of comfort, good food, and reliable service, The Weary Traveler Inn stands as a beloved waypoint on the long journey along Genin's Trail.
References
- ↑ David Baldwin, Nolomar Rising, Chapter 30