Ad aspera

If no one has been to the Southern Quarter, then go there. Otherwise, head to the Port Quarter.

In what is unofficially called the Southern Quarter, and officially should be the territory of the Craftsmen's Quarter and the Port Quarter, Dunkaniël finally finds the slums he has been looking for. The streets become even narrower, dirtier, and more winding, and the number of people on them increases, and they are quite diverse. Some, as expected, sleep at night on the ground, covered with cloaks, and sometimes argue over a good spot under the awnings. Others sit around small campfires, eating simple food. They throw everything into a large pot – from rotten vegetables to unlucky dogs and cats. Still others are quite lively, walking deeper into the district or towards the port.

Almost immediately, Dunkaniël comes across a local attraction – an entertainment establishment, apparently the "Dragon's Maw." But considering that even if the door doesn't give it away, he will most likely encounter someone from the crowd of revelers – is it worth going in?