Not entirely convinced that Kalista would stay put like she said, Mitch moved back to the inn with as much speed as he could muster.  The inn was a blur to his mind, he remembered that the innkeeper had recommended the lamb stew and a fish he had never heard about called trout and when both were paid for, for a lot less than he thought he would have to pay he got the kettle and then he took a third kettle filled with vegetables.   Never having tried roasted beetroot he thought Kalista might like it, it looked purple.  Who knew that vegetables came in purple!   The strangest thing he had ever seen.  Ordering a blanket as well he only spent a silver for the whole lot.<br/><br/>Proud of himself with his purchases he thought about what he was going to do with the odd girl, she was going to be very useful.  Kalista was so odd that no one would pay him the slightest bit of attention and they would keep up with her and let him operate with variable freedom and he could pass off his ignorance as she would make it so much easier for him.  Yes, he was going to find a way to keep the druid girl in line.  Not really sure what she was, he knew that she was just the meal ticket he needed.<br/><br/>Less than thirty minutes had passed when he headed back to where he expected to find Kalista.  Mitch’s eyes moving left and right quickly to make sure that he didn’t miss anything at all.  Mitch looked back up to the rain and he smiled it was slackening off for sure it should be dry in the morning.  Yes, he’d have to keep an eye on the strange woman.