[Darjuan Quarter, Tent City]
A fierce rhythm thunders through the air arising from a small ring of tents. On the ground opposite the dwellings sits a large drum circle. Professional performers and amateurs alike fill the circle, each focusing intently on their strokes and the sound they produce, oblivious to the group of spectators that has formed. Nearby, a man sits cross-legged atop a rug with several instruments displayed before him.
You also see a colorful rug with some stuff on it, a drumming circle, a practice drum and Zotok Fteg who is sitting.
You notice an exit leading west.

On a colorful rug:

• a set of bone pipes - $75
  The rib bones of an adult Tovve have been hollowed out and pieced together with cord to form these pan pipes.
  This appears to be a wind instrument.
   
• a yawciwe rattle - $110
  This instrument is simply the tail of a yawciwe lizard which has been tied to a wooden handle.
  This appears to be a rhythm instrument.
   
• a haeleio-wood mandolin with thick silver strings - $500
  The deep ebony wood has been scraped smooth and strung with bruvsho whiskers. A small circular tribal design made from bone has been inlayed between the frets.
  This appears to be a stringed instrument.
   
• a black shell kdodhi speckled with brown spots - $450
  Constructed of hatul shell, this traditional Darju wind instrument resembles a mix between an inverted horn and an ocarina. The large mouthpiece entirely covers the musician's mouth and five small holes have been drilled on the left side for one-handed play.
  This appears to be a wind instrument.
   
• a pair of tovved skulls - $200
  Stripped of flesh and bleached white, the skullcap on each has been removed and covered with skin to form a drum head.
  This appears to be a rhythm instrument.
   
• a Darjuan synth-string - $620
  Gehflif handles are connected by a small cable comprised of a multitude of uncommon metals and plastics. The synth-string is played by stretching and twisting the cable with the handles.
  This appears to be a stringed instrument.
   
• a large war drum painted with colorful bands - $400
  The skin of a poudrach has been stretched across the head of this drum. The black skin dappled with white spots contrasts with the colorfully painted bottom.
  This appears to be a rhythm instrument.
   
• an engraved bone flute adorned with temhuk feathers - $300
  Golden brown feathers hang down from near the mouthpiece secured by leather cord.
  This appears to be a wind instrument.
   
• a yellowed parchment - $180
  Aimless Rhythm spellsong. Usable by anyone. Performed with rhythm instrument.
   
• a stained parchment - $225
  Drums of Fear spellsong. Usable by anyone. Performed with rhythm instrument.
   
• a crumpled parchment - $300
  March of Time spellsong. Usable by Performer only.
   
• a faded scroll - $600
  March of the Gold Tree Path spellsong. Usable by Performer only. Performed with rhythm instrument.
   
• a smudged scroll - $45
  Drums of Fortitude spellsong. Usable by anyone. Performed with rhythm instrument.
  Performed with rhythm instrument.