James
The brave onion knight walked into the bar, a few heads turning towards the odd man with his peculiar armor set. 

"Brrr, it's a cold night eh?" He commented as he shook the snow off that began to pile onto his armor. The Imperial was not used to this cold of weather, but he had recently payed a quick visit to a Redguard friend, she was doing okay. For now, the wannabe knight stomped towards the bar, pull up a stool and struggling to get onto chair that was not meant for his size. He laid the sword so it could rest onto the bar, and his small metal shield with a spike was placed near him. Siegwind didn't mind Windhelm, though he wish the Nords were a bit more friendy with outsiders, but there was a war going around and he had to understand that tensions are high with the Stormcloaks. But he wanted no part in their war.
Robert
*A weary stranger made his way into the tavern not long after, entering through the first floor into the bar. He was dressed in sturdy-looking leather armor and wore a hide cloak, the hood concealing part of his face. What was visible revealed a bushy, snow white beard; a scarred pair of lips; and a narrow nose. His skin was a bit pale, but perhaps not surprising for an old-looking man such as he. Though he did seem to retain the energy of youth, and had no issue walking over to the bar, looking over to the innkeeper and beckoning in a gruff, low voice.*

"Evening. Got a bit of beer and an open room for the night?"
James
He was a bit shocked by the sudden question, but the jolly knight laughed.

"Haha, no not yet. I just sat down... I wonder what good ale... Or mead... Might have two or four mugs and a good meal before I call it a night. This place is cold and unforgiving, and those Frostbite Spiders do nothing but make my skin crawl *Ehhck!*" Siegwind shivered at the mention of them.

"But. Skyrim needs Heros, and if I am not the one keeping their population under control, who will? I have gotten word of another den that needs clearing. Heading there in the morning to clear the nest." He told the man.