Avis' reaction to the blade made Magnus smile once more. He was more than happy to pass the weapon on, and the compliments towards its craftsmanship gave him a nice boost of confidence, as if he really needed any more. But for now, he decided to finish welcoming Othin aboard. The difference in their size was made even more apparent during the handshake, as was their inherent different in strength. Upon noticing the strange trick of the eye that Othin's scars gave, Magnus gave a quizzical expression, but shook it off as a simple illusion.<br/><br/>As Othin lowered himself, Magnus took a seat at the table across from the ladies. "Suppose so," He began, resting his arm on the table at the elbow, and then his cheek against his palm. "Though I hope you don't mind that we're leaving town so quickly. This'll likely be our last night here for a while." While the situation was still dire, he sounded calm, relaxed. The day had been a long and painful one, but being here in the inn with people who had helped him gave him a sense of serenity. At the very least, some repose was warranted. There was still much to worry about, to be certain, but if there was a chance to just sit down and have a normal conversation, he wasn't going to let the opportunity pass.<br/><br/>His eyes shifted back towards the others, and the first time one of Sheo's nuts bounced off her tooth, he made a small noise of amusement. While he certainly would've liked to continue hitting it off with a pretty girl, he didn't interrupt their introduction, instead turning his face to peek out the inn's window. With the smoke in the sky cleared and the merchant square's lights dimmed, the night sky's brilliance was visible. It was alight with stars, and two of the three moons were shining brightly over the land. The third was barely visible, peeking out from behind the largest of the trio. His barely-faded smile returned as he took in the sights.