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Silas reached into his apron and produced a bottle with no label. It was a clear glass flask filled with a liquid the color of weak tea, but the locals knew better. It was 'Dragon’s Breath'—a local moonshine distilled from potato skins and spite. It was barely legal and highly volatile. flaming pear

The merchants looked at the food, then at the locals.

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For a heartbeat, nothing happened.

Tonight, the atmosphere was thick with the scent of stale ale and anticipation. The room was packed with dockworkers, off-duty guardsmen, and a cluster of traveling merchants who had heard rumors of the spectacle.

Old Silas, the proprietor, prepared it only on Tuesday nights, and only when the wind was blowing from the north, away from the thatched roofs of the lower district. He claimed it was tradition, but the regulars knew it was because the northern wind carried the smell of singed sugar and burnt brandy out toward the fields, sparing the city guard the suspicion that the pub was on fire.

"Clear the table," he grunted.