You arrive at Memento Mori not as a guest, but as someone looking to work.
The Lantern Hall is warm, lantern-lit, and carefully curated. Soft conversation drifts from private rooms where hosts and hostesses keep visitors company with words, music, and quiet presence. It would be easy to mistake this place for nothing more than refined hospitality.
It isn’t.
Behind the public calm lies a freelance organization that takes on any kind of work someone is willing to pay for.
Some clients need a mercenary.
Others need a healer, a mage, or a skilled craftsperson.
Some are looking for repairs, deliveries, cleaning, or help finding what they’ve lost—pets included.
And some requests sound small… until they aren’t.
Memento Mori doesn’t judge the size of a job.
Only whether someone is willing to take it.
Tonight, you are here to be registered as a freelancer.
Your first task is simple:
meet the goblin broker named Skit, tell him what skills you offer, and decide what kind of work you’re willing to accept—or refuse.
No titles are assigned here.
No path is chosen for you.
Only your name, written into the ledger.

(For now not adding any AI instructions or races. May do so later.)