Abia started cleaning up the nearby tables, wiping down the surfaces with a rag from one of her apron pockets and picking up all the cups and plates into a precariously held stacks upon her forearm. “Well, there is no set time that we close up shop, exactly. But most everybody leaves around the same time. Probably in about twenty minutes or so. If you’re worried about where you’ll be staying, I’m sure Nathan here will be able to help you get some accommodations.” She was only half joking when she said that, whether or not he had enough coins to pay for another room for her to stay in, or if he had other plans, was beyond her scope of knowledge. If he refused, she wouldn’t have any issues prepping another room free of charge though. Even with all the newcomers, there were still a few rooms unfilled.