Arawn's mouth drew tighter when he noticed her expression and his grip eased. "Had she not known your origin I would not have lost my money and more importantly our beds. And we can't go anywhere else, as it is a custom for them to alert any other Inn." he told her, his voice low as he tried to keep the tension from showing.<br/><br/>He looked at her and then decidedly completely let go of her arm and took her wrist instead, slowing down. "I have a second horse in the stable. I'm going to have you ride her to the forest, then when we get to the forest, I will unrope my horse, which is on the other side of The Wall and we shall embark our journey tonight." He was very certain of this now, "We shall lay down for rest when we hit my first check point. So you will have to stay away, it's not an option."