Zelgodis sighed. Unfortunately the scroll contained no more than all the common folklore that nearly everyone knew about the 6 great spirits. That was unfortunate. Perhaps he had gotten his hopes up too soon. Zel glanced outside to see the sun setting. Though going back into town to be surrounded by people, and their subsequent stares, didn't appeal to him, neither did sleeping in this dusty old temple.<br/><br/>Zelgodis carefully rolled up the scroll and placed it back in its slot. He then pulled his mask and hood back up to cover most of his face and made his way to the entrance. As he left the temple the light spell extinguished itself, being no longer needed. Zel closed the stone doors and arranged the broken bolt to look like it was still locked.<br/><br/>Zel made his way back through the woods and into the town. He saw a simple sign with the word INN on it hanging from a building near by. Seeing it as his best option he pushed open the door and stepped inside. Zel slouched slightly in disappointment as he saw the three from earlier chatting in the corner of the inn. Zel attempted to walk past them without drawing their attention. However, in an inn this small he doubted it was possible. However they seemed to be rather occupied with each other, so maybe he'd get lucky.