Timestamp: 5th of Winter, 518 A.V.
Vasin stepped out from Goldfinger's Loan Agency and took in a breath, finally some work he thought as he gave a stretch. When Vasin had gotten up this morning he had found himself up earlier than usual. Instead of going back to sleep he had decided to get to Goldfinger's earlier than usual. He was pleased to find that someone had been skipping out on loan payments. Not only that, but he had made it on time to be assigned this debtor. Based on what he had learned someone had decided to secure a loan so they could start up a stall in the Seaside Market. Apparently however they were a newcomer who probably thinks the lawlessness of Sunberth means they can skip out on paying Goldfinger back. Bet they felt really proud of themselves coming up with that plan too. Well, nothing was for certain, except that Vasin was off to go find them and get what was owed one way or another."Seaside Market huh?" Vasin muttered to himself crossing his arms trying to remember the quickest route. They would need to use a ferry, but then again so would his prey should they try and escape. Breathing out he opened his eyes and began to walk down the street observing his surroundings. Would do no good if he allowed himself to run into trouble along the way.
It was just a bend around the building before he found himself staring at the waters that separated the gated community from the seaside market. Looking up and down the waterway his eyes scanned along the edge. Ah there, he spotted a ferry not too far off. The one he had taken to reach here had already left, but there were always more boats to hire for a crossing. It was an old ship's boat, salvaged from somewhere no doubt with a set of ores to propel it. Vasin would approach seeing a rather muscular and scared up man laying back in the boat. Shirtless his skin was tanned deeply. While at first Vasin thought he was sleeping, he then noticed their eyes were not completely shut. Through the slits of his eyelids, the man stared at him. They locked eyes for a moment before he would slowly rise with a breath."You need something?" the man asked in a deep voice. Vasin said nothing for a moment the man studied him and he studied the man."Yeah, just need to cross into the seaside market." Vasin said just pointing across the waterway to the other side."That all? Heh, no problem." the rather rough looking man said."Hop in, won't take but a minute to cross." he said gesturing Vasin into his boat with a small gesture.
Vasin took out the usual fair and dropped it into an open palm. The ferryman took a moment to count the coins before seemingly pleased stowed them. Vasin would sit down facing them as he grabbed the two rows. Kicking off from the edge of the waterway he would start to vigorously paddle a look of concentration on his face. Then just as they said they were on the other side within a minute."Come back any time." the man would say as Vasin got out replying with a nod."Sure thing." Vasin added before stepping off onto the other side. Now back on dry land he would walk in venturing deeper to the Seaside Market. The place was bustling with business, both legitimate and shady. Vasin felt as if he was being watched and then recalled a passage from a journal he had read in the library. Vasin paused, picturing what the Mercenary in their journal had described. This would be a good place to try it out if anything. So taking in a breath he adjusted his stance, trying to appear more open and confident. Then he walked forward though kept finding himself coming back to the way he usually walked, more defensively. He kept forcing himself to try and walk the other way as he went. So much so he almost walked right by the stall he had been looking for. He took another couple of steps and then paused. His head turning as he would then look to the stall owned by the debtor. He was currently trying to sell a pot to someone. How overly confident, they stood there as if no one would come for them.
Vasin stepped out from Goldfinger's Loan Agency and took in a breath, finally some work he thought as he gave a stretch. When Vasin had gotten up this morning he had found himself up earlier than usual. Instead of going back to sleep he had decided to get to Goldfinger's earlier than usual. He was pleased to find that someone had been skipping out on loan payments. Not only that, but he had made it on time to be assigned this debtor. Based on what he had learned someone had decided to secure a loan so they could start up a stall in the Seaside Market. Apparently however they were a newcomer who probably thinks the lawlessness of Sunberth means they can skip out on paying Goldfinger back. Bet they felt really proud of themselves coming up with that plan too. Well, nothing was for certain, except that Vasin was off to go find them and get what was owed one way or another."Seaside Market huh?" Vasin muttered to himself crossing his arms trying to remember the quickest route. They would need to use a ferry, but then again so would his prey should they try and escape. Breathing out he opened his eyes and began to walk down the street observing his surroundings. Would do no good if he allowed himself to run into trouble along the way.
It was just a bend around the building before he found himself staring at the waters that separated the gated community from the seaside market. Looking up and down the waterway his eyes scanned along the edge. Ah there, he spotted a ferry not too far off. The one he had taken to reach here had already left, but there were always more boats to hire for a crossing. It was an old ship's boat, salvaged from somewhere no doubt with a set of ores to propel it. Vasin would approach seeing a rather muscular and scared up man laying back in the boat. Shirtless his skin was tanned deeply. While at first Vasin thought he was sleeping, he then noticed their eyes were not completely shut. Through the slits of his eyelids, the man stared at him. They locked eyes for a moment before he would slowly rise with a breath."You need something?" the man asked in a deep voice. Vasin said nothing for a moment the man studied him and he studied the man."Yeah, just need to cross into the seaside market." Vasin said just pointing across the waterway to the other side."That all? Heh, no problem." the rather rough looking man said."Hop in, won't take but a minute to cross." he said gesturing Vasin into his boat with a small gesture.
Vasin took out the usual fair and dropped it into an open palm. The ferryman took a moment to count the coins before seemingly pleased stowed them. Vasin would sit down facing them as he grabbed the two rows. Kicking off from the edge of the waterway he would start to vigorously paddle a look of concentration on his face. Then just as they said they were on the other side within a minute."Come back any time." the man would say as Vasin got out replying with a nod."Sure thing." Vasin added before stepping off onto the other side. Now back on dry land he would walk in venturing deeper to the Seaside Market. The place was bustling with business, both legitimate and shady. Vasin felt as if he was being watched and then recalled a passage from a journal he had read in the library. Vasin paused, picturing what the Mercenary in their journal had described. This would be a good place to try it out if anything. So taking in a breath he adjusted his stance, trying to appear more open and confident. Then he walked forward though kept finding himself coming back to the way he usually walked, more defensively. He kept forcing himself to try and walk the other way as he went. So much so he almost walked right by the stall he had been looking for. He took another couple of steps and then paused. His head turning as he would then look to the stall owned by the debtor. He was currently trying to sell a pot to someone. How overly confident, they stood there as if no one would come for them.