Stay for dinner

Anne and Emelia finish making dinner and you all sit down to eat. It's a pretty bland meal, but as the smell reaches you, you realize you haven't eaten all day and you enthusiastically dig in.

"So are you some kind of adventurer?" Brien asks.

"Uh, no I'm a student actually." You point to the spear leaning against a wall. "I found that thing when I woke up this morning."

"So you don't have a class?" Emelia pipes in.

"A class? I go to class at my school if that's what you mean." Continuing to gorge yourself on the food, you're having some difficulty following this strange conversation.

"No, like an adventurer's class. We don't see them here often, but in the city, you'll find warriors, mages, rogues, etc. Those are just the standard ones of course."

Brien adds: "Yeah, most of the time when someone strange passes through they are some kind of adventurer. But having a class doesn't necessarily mean being one. Some people don't know they have one, some are retired and some have classes that don't really help with adventuring."

While it sounds like gibberish to you, it seems the topic is quite exciting to Brien and Emelia. It begins to dawn on you that this is definitely way past a normal theme park. Either you're dreaming or these people are crazy.

"Can't say I have heard of it, so I probably don't have anything like that."

Though it only makes everything more confusing for you, Anne decides to apply some logic to the situation: "Well, if you haven't heard of classes, you might not know that you have one. If you're going to the city anyway, you might as well check with the adventurers guild. They can give you your adventurer's card if you do have a class. Who knows, maybe you found that spear for a reason."

You decide it's probably best to find a more normal topic to discuss, so you mumble something of acceptance and try to pivot the conversation.