"You can roughly think of the Adventurer's Guild as having an upper and a lower level.
The upper level is mainly used for offices and accommodations.
To use a room, you first need to confirm that you're registered with the guild. Then you can rent one for a day for five silver coins.
Long-term leases, such as monthly or yearly rentals, come with additional discounts.
As for food, you can head to the top floor's [Deep Pit Restaurant]. It serves food suited to every race—if you're a frogfolk, they'll even offer you a platter of flies.
Of course, unless you're in a hurry, I wouldn't recommend eating there.
Because it really is a rip-off.
There are so many adventurers coming and going that most of the restaurant's food is sealed in packages, ready to grab and go. But the prices are no cheaper than anywhere else.
If you need emergency medical care or somewhere to store your belongings, the upper level can meet those needs too, for a certain fee."
Hope, their Guide, gave Tang Qi and the others an enthusiastic introduction.
As Tieflings with "infernal blood," most of their names were derived from the Infernal Tongue—a language used by devils and demons.
Some young Tieflings seeking a place to survive tried to find a "chosen name" that represented them. Usually, it was a word in the Common Tongue.
For instance, "Hope" meant just that: hope.
This female Tiefling had scarlet skin like a flame. She wore a cropped leather jacket and leather pants that showed off her shapely arms and waist and accentuated her rounded hips.
Her two fiery red legs were striking, and her knee-high leather boots were spotless. A small gray bag hung across her body, and her short, ear-length hair lent her a sharp, striking look.