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I seem to have lost focus on roleplaying. I'll go to the tavern, eat something, and maybe I'll get back on track. The news of his comrades' deaths saddened Eyvind. He knew that the journey south was quite dangerous, but he couldn't have imagined that the first encounter with the local inhabitants would cost so many lives. However, there's little point in dwelling on sadness, and he was well aware of that, so he shook himself off and decided to go to the local tavern to have a meal and at the same time learn more about what was happening here.
In the tavern, Eyvind was told no more than what the governor had told him before. But he was fed, and, as he noticed, the prices were now much higher than usual (-10 gold). There was almost no one in the room except him and the tavern owner, with the exception of a lone Melkorean.