Bloodwaters Inn

Most new visitors to Red Bay stay at the Bloodwaters Inn, a prominent hotel on Warehouse Row. The inn's original owner built the large, comfortable building out of wood from the same twisting mangrove trees over whose roots Red Bay crouches. Moss hangs from the inn's eaves and glimmers in moonlight, giving the inn the eerie appearance.
In recent years, the Bloodwaters has gained a reputation for being unlucky. The last two owners ran the inn for less than two years each before disappearing. Some claim that ghosts sometimes hover around the inn and believe the property is theirs, and that they slowly sap away the life energy of anyone else who tries to claim ownership of the inn.
In reality, the Sabo Products Consortium realized the utility of controlling and monitoring the inn where so many of Red Bay's traders stay. They placed their own agent in control of the inn, but later reassigned him and replaced him with another. The second owner proved untrustworthy and tried to abscond with some of the SPC's funds. After dealing with their unfaithful member, the SPC placed a third agent — the current owner, a man named William Rexford, in charge. Rexford uses his staff to spy on guests and collect information on the SPC's behalf.
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