Cindy
Nerissa could feel her skin tingle with a newfound buzz of excitement, her eyes gleamed with a new sense of hope. She definitely needed this after feeling like it would be an indefinite loop of walking in circles with information that didn't clue her to a place where. But now, she definitely had a next journey to go to and a new chapter of discovery was soon to be. Now she had descriptions of these dragons and their respective humanoid forms. "I wonder the relationship between the two, sounds like quite a quarrel. I suppose nobody will ever know until they ask themselves." The woman said, then flashing a big grin at Mary. "I truly cannot thank you enough for giving me such wonderful information, I think I have a good solid foundation to go off of. Anduillan awaits me." Nerissa continued as she sat up and laid a small sack of coin on the counter, moving her way to the door before the woman could refuse. "Something for your troubles, if you ever need me I truly owe you anything you ask for. Now my next journey awaits me, Farewell. Have a great night!"
Young
Mary gapes in surprise as the other woman is suddenly ready to run off in the middle of the night. "Wait," She calls out in a raised voice, laughing. "You can't... Just go tonight. Travel to Anduillan is dangerous, especially at night! The Gorge..." She stopped, unable to finish the sentence, shaking her head. "At least wait until morning."

She paused to look down at the bag of coins Nerissa had left on the bar. "I— this is far too much for what you did tonight. Please, take most of it back, and just... Pay for a room. Henry can see to your horse. Or did he already?" She glanced unsurely at the dark-haired woman. "You *Do* Have a horse, right?"
Cindy
Nerissa wavered her hand in dismissal, letting out a little chuckle knowing that the other woman was worried for her safety. Though it did make her little heart ache just the little bit, it was tough to say no to someone who was that kind to worry about her well-being. "I insist that you keep the coin for yourself, perhaps you're in due for a small vacation with your husband. Rest assured I will be safe, A woman like me can definitely handle herself. Trust me, I don't think you've seen what I could do if someone were to try and fight me." She said as she held her fingers to her mouth and whistled a high note, answering the woman's question. In the distance anyone could surely hear a heavy trot of a beast of a horse and a strange rattle, as if the bones of it were jostling about and it truly was. The young woman just had conjured a undead horse just before the mill, it had a light green swirly mist emit from it and the eye glowed a ghastly green. It was truly a beast, the bones held together by this magical smoke and it neighed impatiently as it waited for Nerissa. "Perhaps that answered your question, my stead is quite.. Scared of people if you could say. Henry would have quite a shock if he were to see my lovely stead. I'll be extra safe just for you and I promise I know how to protect myself!" She assured as she opened the exit door, gesturing to her stead that bowed it's head. "Now then, I shall take my leave. Don't worry about me too much!" Nerissa called out as she scurried out the door and mounted her dear stead, caressing it's ghastly bones. "Onward my friend, we have ways to go."
Young
Mary didn't want to take the woman's coin, but she couldn't force her to take it back. She smiled gratefully, moving it behind the counter and waving farewell to the dark haired woman. 

"Nine hells!" Came a sworn oath from outside: Henry, as he apparently came into contact with a summoned undead mount. He stood to the side and nodded silently to the woman as she passed, but he did not linger to watch her mount and ride away— seeing such a sight, he went to make sure that his wife was alive and well inside.

And thus would Nerissa leave the city of Bridian behind. The gorge had its share of risks to offer normal travels, but none would likely seek to intervene with a woman on a mount such as hers, and the mountain passes were clear and open this time of year. She would have little impediment in reaching the mountain city of Anduillan.