Jay said little as they wandered down into the town. He kept his hood drawn up to shadow his face, and his hand on his sword. His eyes never lingered on something for more than a few seconds, and for a while he was tense. Only when he had reassured himself that the Imperial Banners meant little to nothing, did he slowly relax. Taking a small breath in relief, Jay glanced over as the woman on the pony pushed forward ahead, insisting on finding an inn and buying them drinks.<br/><br/>That small guester managed to crack Jay's suddenly hard resolve and the easy smirk came back to his face. "A drink? This lass is after me own heart." he muttered before following after the lass and Terran into the city. As they wandered, the group split. Jay noticed the others wandering off, and he merely nodded to one of the fellows before following after Terran and Jace.<br/><br/>The inn they stopped at was simple to say the least. Jay rubbed his hands together, blowing hot air over his fingers to warm them up.<br/>"So long as there's a fire and ale, it works for me." Jay said, nudging the door open with his good shoulder as he continued to rub his hands together. The inn was, overall, small and empty in Jay's opinion. He'd seen large and more crowded inn's in the past. Still, there was a roaring fire, which he was eager to sit next too. The sun had set during their travels, and the cold of northern air had descended on them quickly. It would be nice to spend a night within a sturdy shelter for once rather than having to sleep out in the cold wilderness.