Daisy
"I see," She answered. "I've been to Elseweyr a few times. Considered settling down there once I get old, but that's something for future me to think about."

Eventually, they'd see the lights of Dragon Bridge breaking through the darkness of the forest, and the thumps of hooves against dirt would change to a distinct clopping. "Looks like we're getting close. We should go in on foot—riding in on some conjured Daedra tends to attract unwanted attention," She said as she dismounted, waiting for Ahdria to do the same before dispelling the two Daedra. A wave of unnatural heat washed over the area before disappearing with a cold gust of wind.

"My client was at the inn. I'll get us the reward. You should probably find your client, close up your contract as well," She said as she cast Moonlight, the small mote of bright light hovering above her shoulder and illuminating the path ahead.
Samuel
*Ahdria nodded, pretty much jumping off the horse, to avoid the awkward hassle of trying to do so normally with her more felinoid legs. She took a deep breath, turning to her* "This one shall do so... Hm, and good luck on your journeys, there has been something strange on the winds as of late..."
Daisy
"Thanks, and likewise. Got a bad feeling about this war. Prophecies and such. We'll see if they turn out to be true, I suppose." 

As they approached the inn, Mirihil dispelled her Moonlight and walked up the stairs to the door. She held it open for Ahdria before following.

The place was comfortingly warm and relatively empty on account of the late hour, leaving only the crackling fire and the dim light it cast throughout the inn. The smells of spices and herbs wafted through the air like memories of the night's recent patrons.

"That's him at the counter," Mirihil said, giving a nod to a man sitting at the bar. His clothes were fancy enough to assume he was some sort of merchant, and he certainly looked out of place.

She approached and announced, "Job's done." She untied the bandit leader's iron helmet from her belt and handed it to him. He inspected it, nodding in approval before handing her a heavy coin purse.

"Pleasure doing business," She said, tossing it into the air and letting it land straight back in her palm. She turned to Ahdria and poured the appropriate amount out into her palm before handing it to her new compatriot.