Go to the castle and seek an audience as a bard

Dante wanders through the gates, glancing around at the town as he does so. He decides to go to the castle and seek an audience to perform as a bard. He arrives at the castle gate and is told another bard is also awaiting an audience.

Dante ponders this as two guards escort him to a waiting room. When he opens the door to the waiting room, he sees his red-headed bardic acquaintance, Mel. She is in an elegant tight strapless blue dress that shows off her ample cleavage and curvy figure quite well. He notices the guards stare at her with desire in their eyes for a moment before leaving to return to their post.

She turns at the sound of the opening door, her eyes and mouth opening wide as she sees Dante. "Dante! I thought those ruffians had been the end of you." She walks over, hips swaying and gives him a hug. Dante hugs back, firmly pressing his chest against her large breasts. He says, "Oh no, I'm a bit more resourceful than that. I managed to avoid being drowned like a rat, but by the time I swam ashore, got my bearings and made it back to the inn, it was a couple days later and you had moved on." Mel smiles up at him, nodding. "It is wonderful to see you." Dante smiles and takes a step back, saying "You as well. You look absolutely..." his eyes wander over her figure "breathtaking as ever."

Mel smiles and curtseys. "Thank you." Dante ponders his action. If he can manage to get Mel out of the way, then he would be free to be the next bard seen. Perhaps he could have some fun and also narrow down any competition. He smiles back at her. "Well, my dear, instead of sitting here waiting, perhaps we should tour the place a bit? I've not been to Neverwinter Castle before, and would greatly enjoy seeing what it has to offer." Mel agrees, "Why certainly, that would be fun."

Dante offers his arm, and soon the two are wandering the halls. Dante notices a small guest bedroom with an open door. He ponders if this is a good place to stop and start to put his plan into action.