Tiara
"You like inns, huh? Last time, we visited one as well."

*Always wary, the vampire looked around, paranoid about who was around them. She doubted anyone would be a Silnarian spy, but her experiences had taught her that she was never truly safe. Yakaiyo followed the elf up the stairs, looking around before opening the door, and prepared a nearby shelf in front of the door in order to barricade it after Horace had came back inside.*

"How safe is it here?"
Harold
"Sorta, yeah. Relatively safe *And* Affordable..."
*He smirks lightly, leading the way up to a room. Finding Yakaiyo in front of him and opening the door. He tilted a head at the movements she makes with the shelf curious as to what she was doing.*

"Uh... As safe as you can get in a war zone. I have a couple of my men out front keeping watch, so go ahead and make yourself comfy. I'll be back with the meal in a bit."

*One last smile as the elf turns to exit the room. Aka now left alone with herself in this new place. It seemed one of the classier, more expensive rooms. Quality blankets and sheets along with extra fluffy pillows. Velvet blinds on the windows, the rest of the room very clean. The bed was a queen sized, presumably big enough for the both of them. It was quiet, and calm, only the warmth of the sunlight and candles to comfort the Trenton in the moment.*
Tiara
"So pretty safe then. Nothing like being hunted."

*As Horace left the room, Yakaiyo took notice of the room around her. High quality, and fancy. A different theme to what she was used to, but it was comforting nonetheless. A place to relax, rest, and think once more. However, thinking was the last thing the treton wanted to do; it was painful, with memories of the past, along with a heart aching with hope.*

*...Did Horace say a couple of __his__ men?*

*Regardless, Yakaiyo wanted to at least help a little bit. She took place near the door, her ear near the wall to be able to listen outside. Her eyes closed, and she began to rest, but heard every single footstep and morsel of sound outside. Once she heard Horace's footsteps, and knew it was him outside the door, she stood up to attention and opened the door for him.*