Leetah's was the name of the establishment. Even from a short distance away from the door, the sound of music could be heard. And that music was. . .well, music to her ears. The melodic sounds coming from within were a welcome change from the cacophony of the refugees on the streets above. It felt good to be able to take a step and not run into someone.<br/><br/><i>'I'll have to remember that this is here,'</i>she thought as they drew closer. Before entering though, Kohdeki stepped aside in a very gentlemanly manner, to allow herself and Sheya to enter first. Erin reached for the front door of the pub, but immediately paused. Something about all of this felt<i>wrong</i>.<i>'Wait. . .this <b>is</b> here.'</i>This place was rather well out of the way, in a nice location that was far away from. . . .just about<i>everything</i>.<br/><br/>"Alright, be straight with me here, what's wrong with this place," she asked, glancing back at Kohdeki over her shoulder. Erin didn't plan on letting either Kohdeki nor Sheya past her before she got an answer.