While walking with the human, Lysona decided this place wasn't all that bad after all. Although other humans stared at her, the halflings seemed just as friendly as they were in her father's stories. When they reached the inn, Lysona hesitated slightly at the sight of the woman that had treated her so rudely earlier. She shrugged off her uneasiness and stepped inside with the human. The place was nothing like what Lysona was used to, but it had a homey feel to it and she wasn't about to complain.<br/><br/>When the halfling mentioned food and drinks on him, she hesitated taking him up on the offer. Lysona didn't want to offend him by not excepting, but she also felt guilty. "Umm... I guess some bread and a glass of wine will do for me as well," she ordered softly, after the man with the cloak had ordered. "Also if you have any fruits I'll pay for those myself."<br/><br/>She waited for the bartender's reply and stood away from these others in the group. The Half-Elf felt extremely out of place amongst the humans and one halfling. Lysona's eyes wandered around the tables and chairs in the room, but it seemed this inn wasn't the most popular in the area. There were barely any patrons occupying chairs.