Arawn didn't acknowledge her remark but he heard it as he watched a tall, thin woman come to his aid finally.  "Two beds," he asked. She nodded and took his coins, leaving immediately.<br/><br/>Drawn looked down at her finally, he scratched at the stubble on his chin then, " She probably meant well, but in this land you are viewed as a young girl, at the coming of her age, who is ready to be married. However as conditions state, you are not human, nor do you understand that women and children are to be seen and not heard. Comfort for you is something you must find on your own within restitution of these rules until I figure out where to place you."<br/>He moved away from her then, listening to her but waiting till she stopped when he walked the full length of the bar to the stairs. It was perfectly timed too, as the innkeeper came back down, offering him keys. He nodded and briefly woke to her, explaining his situation. The innkeeper eyed Violet before nodding slowly as if still contemplating the decision.<br/><br/>"Here," he motioned, giving her knee more pence. " It's for the services of your daughter." He looked to Violet and his voice picked up, " Violet, come here," he told her, calling her over.