The ship, as planned, did not take but a day to sail across the bay to Daggerfall, at which point they had to begin their search for information anew, this time without one of Saras' agents as a guide. It would have perhaps been worrying in most cases, but fortunately in this situation, Cyrus was not one to keep a low profile. In fact, he and his bounty hunting team had boasted about their plans at the nearest tavern to the docks, as evidenced by the fact that the barman recognized immediately who Meesei was asking about when she questioned him.
It took only a brief effort of asking the regulars of the tavern about their quarry before they were able to gather a picture of what Cyrus had been doing since leaving Sentinel. The bounty hunters had spent most of their time on the docks over a few days, asking anyone and everyone about who would be willing to sail them out to the dragon's island. However, considering how infamous the dragon had grown among anyone who sailed in the region, they had a tougher time than they had expected finding anyone who would be willing accept the job at any price they could afford. One of the ship captains seemed to think that they had eventually settled on making a short trek north to a small, coastal village a day or two away from Daggerfall. It was a known pirate town, but they would have likely been able to find a captain willing to take on the risk in exchange for a cut of the bounty. For the pack, it seemed like another instance of coming so close, just slightly too late. However, Cyrus and his bounty hunters had apparently only left the previous day, so they still had a chance to catch them.
The pack was walking along through the streets of Daggerfall without a particular destination. For the most part, they were simply looking for a place they could speak in relative peace. Like Sentinel, the city around them was bustling with life, though it had an entirely different atmosphere from the Redguard city. Daggerfall was High Rock's largest city, and a center of Breton culture in Tamriel. It had an certain military order to it that was reminiscent of Imperial cities, but the architecture itself was unmistakably Breton.
"I'd hoped we would have been able to find him in the city." Ahnasha commented. "We're relatively safe here, but if we have to leave the city...I hope Do'rhajul was not able to track us."
It took only a brief effort of asking the regulars of the tavern about their quarry before they were able to gather a picture of what Cyrus had been doing since leaving Sentinel. The bounty hunters had spent most of their time on the docks over a few days, asking anyone and everyone about who would be willing to sail them out to the dragon's island. However, considering how infamous the dragon had grown among anyone who sailed in the region, they had a tougher time than they had expected finding anyone who would be willing accept the job at any price they could afford. One of the ship captains seemed to think that they had eventually settled on making a short trek north to a small, coastal village a day or two away from Daggerfall. It was a known pirate town, but they would have likely been able to find a captain willing to take on the risk in exchange for a cut of the bounty. For the pack, it seemed like another instance of coming so close, just slightly too late. However, Cyrus and his bounty hunters had apparently only left the previous day, so they still had a chance to catch them.
The pack was walking along through the streets of Daggerfall without a particular destination. For the most part, they were simply looking for a place they could speak in relative peace. Like Sentinel, the city around them was bustling with life, though it had an entirely different atmosphere from the Redguard city. Daggerfall was High Rock's largest city, and a center of Breton culture in Tamriel. It had an certain military order to it that was reminiscent of Imperial cities, but the architecture itself was unmistakably Breton.
"I'd hoped we would have been able to find him in the city." Ahnasha commented. "We're relatively safe here, but if we have to leave the city...I hope Do'rhajul was not able to track us."