Chang'an surely lives up to it's reputation, the streets overflowing with people living about and sellers showcasing wares such as tea, silk, porcelain, jewellery and the such. Many showcase maps and poetry works, although you cannot read any of them.

Tang, who is spending her free time admiring her own capital, manages to spot you eying some wares and gets curious. Usually foreign travellers seldom arrive this far into China.

After watching you for a few seconds, she walks up to you and speaks up.

"Welcome to Chang'an, traveller. I assure you there is no city greater than this elsewhere. May I ask why you have travelled, potentially for months, to here? If you need help with purchasing items, I know quite a few... finer merchants."