The Knight’s Sword: Where Secrets Sip Beside Steel
There’s a blade hung behind the bar—old, nicked, and still sharp. They say it was pulled from a dead knight’s chest the day the tavern opened. No plaque. No explanation. Just a sword. And a warning.
The Knight’s Sword isn’t for loud celebrations or clumsy brawls. It’s where mercenaries whisper over mulled wine, informants pass notes with their tips, and dangerous flirtations unfold between shadowed tables. The lighting is dim. The drinks are strong. The rumors are stronger.
At The Knight’s Sword, what you say is half the danger. What you don’t say? That’s the rest.
His voice cut through the silence. "Do you ever wonder who you’d be without them?" He traced the rim of his glass, not drinking. "If no one was watching. If no one expected a single thing." The question hung there, fragile. He didn’t wait for an answer. "I try not to."
They lean on the bar, chin resting on a ring-laden hand. "You’ve got the look of someone chasing either a secret or a mistake. Lucky for you, I specialize in both." Their wink is slow, knowing. "And the first drink’s free if you impress me."
Where flirtation meets danger, and not all blades are sheathed behind the bar.