Your arrival in Townname seems to be cause for some celebration. One of the town's councilman greets you, offering refreshments.Townname shows its appreciation for your business there by handing you and your men a tray of refreshments. Randombrother slams a few mugs down as a dainty, girlish server looks on in awe. He wipes his mouth.
"Appreciated. More, please."
Business in Townname has been good and the people there seem to appreciate you more and more: on today's arrival they gave you plenty of useless thanksa storm of gratitudeflowers upon flowers which you have no use fortrinkets and other things that you throw away when the peasants aren't lookinga tray of ale which your men quickly consumea cask of ale which your men tactlessly criticize as 'tasting wooden'a few marriage proposals which you gracefully turn downa few marriage proposals which you can't turn down fast enoughone marriage proposal from the town ugly. She has a face that could stop a sundial. You decline the offera quick celebration wherein a few people shouted incoherently. Their tone seemed cheery, anywaya few slaps on the back. You reminded them that such a doing might leave them handless on the next go aroundan offering of orphans. You've no idea what gave them the notion that you'd accept such a gift, but you return the children to their sad home, also known as the streets.