The goblin woman doesn't take offense at Sarah's ignoring of Beedah's hand, that's fine.  It's just another example of how mistrustful most people are when they're around goblins.  Sigh.  Well, at least she's taking Beedah's advice and not hanging around the guild hall and waiting for trouble to wake up after a beating.<br/><br/>The cool air of the outside is a bit like a slap to Beedah's face, making the green woman feel a little less buzzed.  The guild hall does serve good beer, it does.<br/><br/>Sarah has gotten out of the door in front of Beedah.  The human girl turns about to tell Beedah that she isn't the least bit intoxicated.  Beedah doesn't believe her but lets it pass and makes a mental note to pay attention to the human the next time they're drinking.  Sarah claims to have trained for years, but she doesn't seem to know how the rest of the world works as opposed to wherever it was that she was schooled.<br/><br/>Beedah catches up with Sarah and says, "I've got a room at 'The Jolly Demi'.  It's a decent and fair priced inn for 'monster girls' and their friends.  The joke is, humans only get to enter or stay at the place if they've got a monster girl to vouch for them.  The only elves that ever stay there are the drow, the dark ones."<br/><br/>"I think you'd be better off stayin' with me, but maybe you wouldn't be comfortable," says Beedah.  The goblin woman considers the situation.  "I think maybe some sleep<i>IS</i>a good idea.  If you don't care to come with me, I'll be back in the guild hall, tomorrow morning, an hour after sunrise."<br/><br/>Even as Beedah offers to share a room with Sarah, it seems more likely to snow in the elemental realm of fire than the human to accept the offer.  "If you're not coming with me, then remember to be careful.  You don't want that arseloch find you with any of his friends."