> Then proceed to connect bucket with head. To establish superiority
> Why can't we just get past the bridge with a mere passing-by greeting on the way? What a pain.
> Proceed with the plan with caution.
> Also do we think she'd be mad enough to attack us when we come back from the city if she didn't see us go in?
>You give her the bucket, smashing into her with such righteous force that she goes through the bridge! Sure you're a fugitive now, but man that felt so good!>She really should just get over herself, that would make this all so much easier.
>You take to the air, nearly scraping the cavern top, and proceed. As you had hoped, she is too distracted to look up, and doesn't notice you as you float overhead.
>You don't think she'll attack you, she's caught you leaving in the past when you managed to sneak inside, and generally assumed she was elsewhere when you went past.
>Looking down, you can see the river that flows past the city, a major vein of the entire underground. Just about everyone gets water from this river, either directly or indirectly through wells whose water ultimately comes from this river. Thick stone walls surround the city, though there are a number of little gates in it to allow people access to the river. Past the walls are a number of residences to the west, and warehouses to the east. To the far west, you note the burned out area where all the evil spirits live, though you note a few of them floating around at about your altitude here and there over the city. Directly down the center is bridge street, where all the markets are, and you see the infamous Buddhist clinic that you had a scuffle with over your spare bucket going missing about a year ago. Further into the city is the pub district to the east, and a more homes on the west, as well as a few larger buildings. You've never gone in as far as either. Way in the distance, you can see the Palace of the Earth Spirits, which is practically another world as far as you're concerned.
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