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 ====== The Bath-Oh! ======
-The neighborhood of Bath-Oh! is the most popular in The Mist. It is home to tavinns and restaurants, some of which are renowned throughout Laelith like the Brizure establishments. Just on the Ladder of the Bend, there are no less than a dozen establishments clustered together. In return, the neighborhood becomes unsafe after dark. Fortunately, the Pearl post watches over the safety of travelers and locals, and the drunkards are quickly hidden in the depths of the dungeons until morning.
+The Bath-Oh! neighbourhood is the most popular in the Mist. It is home to tavinns and restaurants, some of which are renowned throughout Laelith like the Brizure establishments. On the Ladder of the Bend alone, there are no less than a dozen such establishments clustered together. In return, the neighborhood becomes unsafe after dark. Fortunately, the Pearl guardpost watches over the safety of travelers and locals, and drunkards are quickly hidden away in the depths of dungeons until morning.
-The Minstrels Guild also has its headquarters here and makes Bath-Oh! a meeting place for artists who pass through. Sometimes they can be seen strolling along the Inlam, finding inspiration by resting on the abutment of the Bridge of Smiles and being lulled by the divine breath that rises from the crevasse. Because by clinging to the deep scar that cuts through Laelith, the neighborhood takes on the appearance of a perched village, sometimes causing vertigo after a too indulgent meal.
+The Minstrels Guild also has its headquarters here and makes Bath-Oh! a meeting place of choice for artists who pass through. Sometimes they can be seen strolling along the Inlam, finding inspiration by resting on the abutment of the Bridge of Smiles and being lulled by the divine breath that rises from the crevasse. Because by clinging to the deep scar that cuts through Laelith, the neighborhood takes on the appearance of a perched village, sometimes causing vertigo after a too indulgent meal.
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