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Commentaire de Lintian

Wears a Dangui royal.

Commentaire de w3maniak

Her quotes remind me of overcaring grandparents

Commentaire de Sentro

It seems that everytime you hearth back to her inn she greets you with a little flavour text (which can only be read by you, not any other player).

So far I've seen the following things:
"Are you eating enough, <race>? Please remember to take care of yourself."
"Greetings, traveler. Welcome to The Golden Lantern!"
"Here at The Golden Lantern, the taps never empty and the barrels never stop rolling! What can I get for you?"
"I have the softest featherbeads you can find for a thousand miles. Would you like to try one?"
"My inn has all the comforts of home, and more. Please make yourself comfortable here."
"Oh, you are looking too thin, <race>. You must have something to eat. Sit and I will get you something."
"Rest your weary feet, <race>. Fine food and drink await you within."
"Welcome to the Golden Lantern, the finest inn in the Vale. If anyone wants to argue with me, I will show them my fists."

She seems quite friendly and caring to me (well, except that last statement but who doesn't love a little bar brawl?).

Commentaire de ZNasty

In the quote, ""I have the softest featherbeads you can find for a thousand miles. Would you like to try one?", I always giggle. Surely they meant featherbeds. Oh, Blizz, you make me smile.

Commentaire de Ping

Perhaps featherbeads isn't a typo:

Brassards de plumes perlées

No longer in game, but they had to get the featherbeads from somewhere. Matron Vi Vihn, perhaps?

ahhh, now fixed to featherbeds *sadface*

Commentaire de Cyralie

The word "viven" in Spanish means "they live", as in "Viven en la casa roja." (They live in the red house.)

Viven. Vi Vinh.

Commentaire de Vrogue

Vi Vinh is most likely a Vietnamese name. Vi is a female name and Vinh in this case acts as a filler name a.k.a the generational name. It makes sense given how Mists of Pandaria was heavily influenced by East Asian culture and mythology. Yes Vietnam is culturally a part of East Asia.

In East Asian naming conventions the clan name comes first followed by the filler a.k.a the generational name and then the first or individual name. In this case it would be read as Vịnh Vi (泳薇 "dive, swim" + "a type of fern", Yong Wei or Wing Mei in Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese).

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Matrone Vi Vinh <Aubergiste>

Ce PNJ se trouve dans Sanctuaire des Sept-Étoiles (11), Val de l’Éternel printemps (6), et Val de l’Éternel printemps .

Matrone Vi Vinh <Aubergiste>

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