Not Their Problem...

"Excuse me, but I couldn't help overhearing," one of the customers says. "I know of something that might be suitable."

Both female giants turn and look down at a well dressed human. He looks to be a typical merchant, well to do. Too well to do, if you ask any of the bar's human patrons. Too well if you'd have asked the human barkeep. However, the female giants do not notice anything amiss with the merchant and the patrons don't feel like striking up a casual conversation with the giants.

One would be well advised to not get too "chatty" with your typical giant. They tend to be . . . touchy at the smallest things and prone to smash things (and people) at the drop of a hat!

Only the most desperate, most dangerous, or most foolish of people would think to hire a Frost giant on for work. Like someone said somewhere and sometime, you might as well employ ogres and expect it to end happily.

:)

Whatever the case, the barkeep and the patrons don't butt into the conversation here between the giants and the supposed merchant. It isn't their problem.

1. So what ARE the giantesses going to be hired to do and by what kind of man is hiring them?

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