((I had the post but it didn't go through, lost contents and had to come back to it. I didn't mean to be late in replying))<br/><br/>Arawn's jaw tightened when she spoke just as she finished, he took her up the arm. He was about to lead her away and at the mention of her name and origin he knew it was all over. Arawn was instantly glowering at her, his muscles tightening as he was forced to subdue his sheer anger with the girl.<br/><br/>" You never said-!" The innkeeper screeched, looking at him angrily. She threw the coin back at him but her eyes followed it. "I won't have a filthy beast like that in my home! Take it out to the stables. I won't have it in here!" She screamed, stepping away quickly.<br/><br/>" She's just a little foolish. She didn't mean-"<br/><br/>"I didn't care! Git the little devil out! I won't have it!"<br/><br/>He cursed beneath his breath and signed heavily, but it did not releave his aggression. " Go on! Move yer little ass out. We're leaving!" He yelled, his voice far from inviting. He wasn't gentle at all then as he squeezed her upper arm tightly. " And I swear, if you argue," he growled, his eyes darkening as his beautiful face became more intimidating than lovely.