Constructed with astonishing swiftness and dedicated to a deity most people have little casue to worship.

Most take a look around and return home, their curiosity satisfied.

With the quantity of river traffic and the number of boats owned by locals, crossing the ferry remains cheap. Each passenger need pay only one cp to cross, plus one cp per parcel set on the deck of the ferry instead of carried. Any wagon or aniumal requires payment of another copper piece.

The Wyvern Watch Inn remains Wheloon's largest and most successful inn. It's longtime owner Buldegas Mhaerkoon runs the place while his tow daughters, Asanta and Baerill are in Arabel.

The Inn is situated close to the water and the center of town, and a stone's throw away from the Wheloon Watch House.
Wyvern Inn makes a fine place to stay for rates as little as one sp per night per person.

The watch house serves both as a prison and as Wheloon's barracks.

A few Purple Dragons always remain in the office to hear public complaints.

Aminc Basult, Wheloon's only bookseller owns this store. He dissapeared not long ago leaving Mela in distress.

The neighbors assume Amnic left town to escape his wife for a few days or to live with another woman. For her part, Mela admits that she and her husband have had some fights but says her husband loves her, and she takes angry offense at any who would suggest otherwise. While she remains alone, the bookshop suffers and is left in disarray.