Another day, another thing to do.

[i_like_shades]

[1]
[Castellan, intrigued by you and/or your background approaches you.]

Mind sharing tales of your exploits, what its like where you're from and the like? I'm interested in broadening my horizons as I spent most my life underground.

[2]
[You see him in a shady corner of the bar mumbling to himself.]

Need to pay for more repairs... Must not enter reds...

[Its obvious at this point that he entered the Chalice as if he started with zero credits despite having a healthy bank account, regardless he's overreacting about the petty cash needed to get his expendable junk repaired.]

Comments

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[powertotearer]

Morocco was beautiful. All of Africa was, but Morocco especially had so many cultures and people.

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[i_like_shades]

I see. Anything particular that I should visit if I ever go there?

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[powertotearer]

Tangier is nice, with all the cultures that had been there at one time or another. It actually looks a little more like Greece in some areas. Rabat and Casablanca are very modern, but just outside Rabat are the ruins of Chellah, if you're interested in history or archeology.

Oh, and be careful if you visit during Ramadan because of the fasting. A lot of restaurants and everything will be shut down. Some are open for tourists, but with the way I was living when I visited, I tried to respect and follow the customs of the people I stayed with. It was a little harder than I expected.

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[i_like_shades]

Good to know. I can cook so it isn't a problem. I know quite a bit of what you speak of. Best to stock up in the wee hours before the fasting session or at night once its time to feast. Regardless, I believe they respect outsiders to a degree as well since we don't have to abide by it as strictly for as long as we don't do things like eat something that looks really good slowly in front of a starving faster because we can and he/she can't yet.

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[powertotearer]

Exactly. It's less of a problem in larger resort cities, since they attract people from all over the world, but if you go to smaller towns like I did, you'll probably want something to help you through the day.