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:D I overlooked my nickname, which was written in Russian.
So, I'm sitting in the tavern, enjoying a simple dinner, when suddenly I notice that the two arguing guys at a table in the corner (who have been shouting at each other for about 5 minutes) are starting to prepare some kind of spells against each other. "They're going to hit someone else," I thought, got up, and quickly walked over to the table (on the way, I recognized one of the arguers as the son of a blacksmith I knew).
"What a coincidence, long time no see, we should have a drink for that!" I said to them, not addressing anyone in particular, but looking at the arguer I hadn't seen before. "Maid, bring us some beer," I continued, almost hearing the brains of the two already quite tipsy guys with two pairs of eyes creak as they stared at me, trying to remember, "Where have I seen him before?"
"Yes, it's been a while since I've been in the glorious city of Irril," I continued, not giving them a chance to recover, and hearing three large mugs of beer being slammed onto the table. "Well, cheers to our meeting," I said, and leaning over to the mug (what a rare drink, where do they get something like this?), I noticed that my unexpected table companions were doing the same.
I continue to chat in the same vein until the unfamiliar arguer simply passes out from the alcohol. I ask the tavern owner where the respectable "passed-out" man is staying and, upon learning that he's in room 3 on the second floor, I take him up there, throw him on the bed, take a couple of coins from him (I'm not going to pay for all the beer he drank), and go down to the first floor, surprised to find that it's raining inside the tavern, although it stops immediately, and the second arguer is already gone. Well, I know where he lives, so I'll finish my dinner and visit him at home (maybe I'll spend the night in normal conditions instead of this dirty tavern) - because if I hadn't intervened, the young man (and probably not just him) would have gotten a lightning bolt to the head - his opponent started preparing a magical attack first.
After finishing my dinner and paying the tavern owner, I headed straight to the blacksmith's house, and his son slipped away unnoticed, not even saying thank you.
"Someone must have cast a rain spell in the tavern," I thought as I walked along the familiar streets of my childhood, I wonder who? Oh well, maybe I'll ask the tavern keeper tomorrow who it was, I don't need to go back now when the blacksmith's house is just around the corner.