Bat Fishermen

Bat Fishing is an ancient occupation in the city of Lind, traditionally partaken of by the city's lower classes. Using a lantern, the fisherman first lures in his (traditionally his) bait, of moths and other night insects. Although insects can be caught during the day for this task, it is looked upon unfavourably by the white-suited bat fishermen, as they believe it sullies the flavour of the bat-meat. The task of bat fishing is one that is held in high regard by the lower classes, as it involves the risk of losing a high-protein meal of insects in exchange for the delicacies of bat tongue as well as the comparably larger meal of breast meat.

Bat-fishers climb the Wall of Traitors, where the bodies of those executed by the government of Lind hang on rusted hooks, using a hidden set of stairs and climbing chains to attain its summit. There, with a flick of the wrist that is learned only through much practice, they cast the still fluttering moths into the dusk, hoping to lure a bat to swoop and be hooked.