Zenichi had found a small but elegant tavern. It was strange the things you will crave when living a blight life. When he was younger, he had hated the mere smell of alcohol. Wine, Run, Gin, it was all revolting. He remembered the first time he tried alcohol, it was a shot of whiskey. The urge to vomit outshined the euphoric feeling of the spirits. As he got older though, he never really liked alcohol but would find himself drinking it none the less. It was a cheap escape from reality, a way to calm his nerves from a long day. He wold watch older generations drink Sake as if the plums fell straight from a branch into their drinking saucers. He couldn't imagine growing accustomed to such a sour taste.
As he lived the starving artist life in Moon, he was forced to drink home made wine. Zenichi called it Double Burning Dragon because it burned your throat and then burned your belly. It was horrible but a means to an end. He didn't want to drink it but sorrow dictated his actions, not desire. As he trekked to Stone, up rigorous passages and through steep valleys, his body seeped all of the poison from his pours. It made his muscles weak from withdraw and his mind would go mad with a yearning. Zenichi couldn't bring himself to drink the swill anymore, he was done with such crude things and wouldn't sink to such lows. As he laid beneath a blanket of stars, he dreamed of a refined spirit that slowly crept into ones mind, avoiding all the taste.
Bartender, Give me something smooth and light. I want to feel it before I taste it.
He sat upon the stool, glaring at his world worn face and picked at some dried edamame peas before him. A pianist played a slow melody for entertainment in the background and someone's perfume lingered in the air. He knew he was out of place here but knew he had to find a magic elixir to calm his nerves once again
As he lived the starving artist life in Moon, he was forced to drink home made wine. Zenichi called it Double Burning Dragon because it burned your throat and then burned your belly. It was horrible but a means to an end. He didn't want to drink it but sorrow dictated his actions, not desire. As he trekked to Stone, up rigorous passages and through steep valleys, his body seeped all of the poison from his pours. It made his muscles weak from withdraw and his mind would go mad with a yearning. Zenichi couldn't bring himself to drink the swill anymore, he was done with such crude things and wouldn't sink to such lows. As he laid beneath a blanket of stars, he dreamed of a refined spirit that slowly crept into ones mind, avoiding all the taste.
Bartender, Give me something smooth and light. I want to feel it before I taste it.
He sat upon the stool, glaring at his world worn face and picked at some dried edamame peas before him. A pianist played a slow melody for entertainment in the background and someone's perfume lingered in the air. He knew he was out of place here but knew he had to find a magic elixir to calm his nerves once again

A night as particular as this didnt come too often, Tao was requested to go and invastigate some imoral operations going on through on of the taverns in Maruishi where from what the intel said they were some claims of seeing shady figures walking in and out the tavern always on the same hour and same day of the week, like clockwork. A tavern was not exactly Tao's cup of tea, he was known between his peers that he was not a drinker but for some reason he was asked to do that job anyway, just a sneak peak to see if the rumors were true. He walked into the tavern and looked around for a short while, the people sitting around, chatting and drinking their drinks seemed odd to him, but then again, he never actually been to a place like this before. The atmosphere was quite welcoming, especially from the melodic tune that could be heard in the background of an increadible piano preformance. Knowing that he had to do something other than block the entrance he decided he need to change his position, the bar seemed like a nice enough place to sit, it was wide and not too crowded along with a person who was serving drinks and the people who were served by him.