"Well, the town has a motel, a small market, a church, a graveyard, and there's also a sawmill.
(It might be a little late to retcon this slightly, or more accurately add to it. However, I do want to add a small diner into the mix so you have someplace to eat if you wish to)
[Time to get to that motel, I think. Will be waiting for merkros to continue.]
'You're right, but what can you do about it? Dress in a burlap sack?' Alexander winked at her.
Walking side by side into the sleepy town, in the middle of the Appalachian wilderness, Sarah and Alexander arrived at the little motel in town. Nodding to each other, they had a look around.
(Will do the same, before I write my post.)
The motel for the town is a long one-story building. It's already late-afternoon(timezones and all) and despite that, it still looks basically abandoned. It looks like there are roughly four or five motel rooms with an office at the far end. It has a parking lot outside which is completely empty and a sign which is so run down that it's basically just a metal frame on a tall pole.
Entering into the Office, you both see a cute girl sitting at the desk. She's a brunette and a little on the short side. Her face is cutely rounded and a pair of bumps are just visible against the fabric of her tee shirt as she sports a quite modest bosom. She appears to be a late-teen which is emphasized by the backpack next to her seat and the fact that she's working on homework while at the desk.
The girl seems rather surprised when you walk in and eyes you both over. A confused expression is on her face as she asks. "Uhh...Hi? I mean, How can I help you today?"
It's obvious they don't get many customers.
(OK, so we are waiting for game master. Silas go first to church, and Mira watting ten minutes)
The church is small, but despite its size, it still tries to be quite grandiose. It mostly fails though as it is essentially a square building with a steeple at the entrance and that steeple is barely higher than the trees around it. Once Silas enters, he finds that it's beautiful as many churches are, but hardly grand. After a short entrance room which has coat hangers and places to leave your boots, you arrive immediately inside the nave. There are about five or six pews before a podium at the front. The walls are adorned with classic Christian imagery and the windows are stained with biblical depictions. One thing you note is that one of the windows is cracked with a hole in it. There appears to be a door at the far front which you can presume leads to the back portion and less public parts of the church.
Nobody seems to be immediately available to greet you.
