Demons at the Tavern
Poor George !! Why did he ever move the Tavern into the Planes of Sagroth !! He wanted a little change, a little break from the usual mundane crowd that had become synonymous with his tavern. But this is not what he had in mind !!
The demons of Sagroth were a varied bunch. There were the Zygmites, fluffy winged beings, cute and cuddly. But piss them off, and they turned into gigantic golems of molten diamond, with 24 rows of teeth. Damned annoying creatures, especially when the got pissed off inside the tavern.
Then there were the tall and aloof Dynamatars. Ghostlike in appearance, they seldom spoke. Maybe the reason was that a 245 meter tongue was rolled inside, that snapped out and cut across anything and everything in its path. So yeah, it was best that they didn't speak, especially inside a tavern that was only 150 meters in width.
The whale like Bingotroths were by far the most decent. The best analogy George could think of for these was of a 150kg red Irishman enjoying a gallon of Guinness. They made the tavern come alive. Of course, they were demons too, so they had their drawbacks. In this case, it was farts.
He sat in the corner, as corners were the only place that suited him and the stories at George's. This time, the corner was not dark, even though, literature reminds us that corners are always dark. There were too many demons inside to allow that poor little corner to remain dark. So, he sat in a light corner, sipping his ale.
He was tired. He had gone to slay a large dragon called The Very Large Dragon (how original), and he wasn't sure if he had perished. His mighty sword, his mighty steed, and his mighty spell, and his mighty self, all rammed head on into the belly of the beast, and the damned this just coughed. It was then he realised this beast was not going to go down, not today, so he ran. But as he ran, he let out his spell, and saw the beast howl in pain and anger. But he didn't go back to check on it, since there was 50% probability of the beast surviving, and if it survived, then a 100% probability of him being turned into an appetizer.
Ale always felt good after failures. And this time he wasn't so sure if he had indeed failed, but he sipped it anyways. He loved it here. George's Tavern could move where George wanted it to move, but he knew, he could always reach it.
After all, he was part of it.
