The Innkeeper nodded, "ay, well get ye upstairs and cleaned up then. My lad will bring ye things."<br/><br/>"We were taken upon on the road sir, all our things were taken. Only my mare is left to us and what little we'd left upon her. Would it be possible to have a goodwife send over some clothing and provisions for tomorrow's journey? A dress for the lady, as good quality as can be found here and a tunic for me," Sher asked hopping that Isa wouldn't say anything to give the ruse away. He was so used to having to pretend to have more coins then he did that this type of lying was second nature to him. He'd had to do it so often in his past. The Innkeeper nodded.<br/><br/>"That'll cost ye," he said doubtfully. Sher pulled out the princess purse of money that he'd been given to 'achieve in bringing the princess in safely' he put the purse down so the man could see as he opened it and started taking out one coin at a time until he had three gold pieces and four silver one laid out. "That will do to start, if you need more to accommodate us, then you may ask once we are satisfied, now we would like our meals. Then baths and bed." He replied tucking the purse back into his belt where it was once again invisible.<br/><br/>The Innkeeper made the money vanish so fast one could hardly see the coins disappear. "absolutely. JONA lad get them horse down in the barn. ONLY the good hay mind and give some extra grain don't be stingy." the man yelled from a small doorway behind the bar where they stood.  He returned a moment later followed by a plump woman.<br/><br/>"Come,  ye must be tired, there's a quiet dinning room just back that way, I'll leed ye. It'll be a might quieter then the common room pray tell. It gets loud there. No doubt you want some quiet," she said as she led them back to a small little room barely big enough to fit a party of six around the huge table that dominated the room. "The stairs to your rooms are just down the hall, ye have the first two rooms cross the hall on the right on the third floor. I'll be getting me girl to bring ye your dinner then." She said and left. Her husband the Innkeeper entered with two large mugs of ale with a nice white head on top and set them down.<br/><br/>Sher held out the chair at the head of the table for Isa to sit first.