Nestled in a bustling alley near the port of The Fishery, on The Lakeshoe, lies a small Tavinn known as “The Floating Fish”. This picturesque place is a true haven for tired The Fishers, mercenaries looking for work, and smugglers seeking to blend into the crowd.

The facade of the Tavinn, worn by time and salt, proudly displays its sign: a silver fish hanging from a rope, gently swaying in the sea breeze. Inside, the atmosphere is warm despite the lingering smell of fish oil from the lanterns. The dark wooden walls are adorned with fishing nets and old marine tools, while the time-worn tables are often occupied by regulars sharing sea stories and loud laughter.

Behind the counter, there is always a variety of local drinks and a selection of dishes made from fresh lake fish. The fish soup, reputed to be the best in town, is a must for any visitor.

But “The Floating Fish” is not just a Tavinn. It is also a place of meetings and exchanges, where information flows as freely as alcohol. This is where adventurers can find lucrative contracts and The Fishers can sell their catch of the day. Despite its dubious reputation, the Tavinn is an essential element of the social fabric of Laelith, a place where the city's life unfolds in all its diversity and complexity.