"I told you already. It's not important." He answered, coming to a building with elegantly hand painted Chinese characters above the door frame. "The food here isn't the best, but it's better than nothing. The idiots at the temple learned a thing or two when I chose to stay here my first week in this town. One of them being that not all of us prefer the vegetarian diet."<br/><br/>He took her into the building, putting down more cash most likely from the same stack he'd used to purchase her. He then led her to a simple room. It held the bed she'd been thinking about alongside a small chest of drawers and a small table between the two larger pieces of furniture. There was a big window over the table that was framed in pleasant off-white drapes. It was open and a sweetly-scented breeze drifted through it.<br/><br/>The view was nice too, boasting the town's fine scenery. They had nice trees. Vibrant green leaves lined a winding dirt path on the other side of the street. They were occasionally interrupted by bursts of pink or white blossoms and the trail itself wove in between them sometimes hiding in the shadows of the trees and sometimes laying proud and worn in the setting sunlight.<br/><br/>There were a few stands along it with colourful merchandise and merchants to match. Next to the inn on one side was a shop of some kind, its nearest wall creating no more than six inches of an alleyway in between. It was one floor shorter and was rather quiet. On the other side, however, seemed to be a pub. People were in and out at a rather fast pace. Fortunately, the priest had picked a room in the middle of its row so that it wasn't too close to the pub's noise.<br/><br/>He entered the room, moving straight for the chest of drawers. He tapped it in a few places before sliding a unit open. He then reached for the medallion, giving it a perplexed look for a long moment before setting the piece inside and pushing it back into place. "I don't know how close I'd have to stay with that thing on so I'm leaving  it with you. If you so chose to take it and leave in the middle of the night, I just spent the last of my cash on our rooms so I wouldn't be able to afford anyone to chase you down. I'll be sleeping next door." He said it so nonchalantly that it could have sounded like he<i>meant </i>for her to take the medallion and leave. The way he carelessly stuck his pinky finger into his ear and turned it almost made it look like he was just indifferent.