>>11335976
A lot of travellers from distant lands would have thought themselves to be used to how slaves act in public now. Head always slightly bowed, never speaking unless spoken to, short and respectful communication. But here?

Slave etiquette is a literal art. The vast majority of the time you just don't understand what the slave even said when trying to talk to them. It's probably something to the effect of "Please talk to my Master, Sir/Miss" but that would cause immense problems if you're wrong.

Our friend has to be somewhere around here though, right? There's roughly 3000 slaves in the capital market square alone. I'm sure we can find her.

>>11335997
>Hey is that her?
>...
>Nah she's been here a few years, right?
>Would have tanned by now. That one's still got the skin tone that doubles as a lighthouse in the sun
>Lets try the next one