He looked fairly normal to her - although perhaps a little paranoid, walking around with his sword like that - her eyes narrowed as she watched him before having to pull away from the window when he came near it. She slowly exhaled and scrambled to get back to her window, finding that the wind had shut it when she got there. She swore silently and tried to push or pull it open, though neither attempt made it budge. Stupid goblin architecture, why couldn't they make windows that open easier? She looked up and around the inns surroundings, wondering how she would get back in. The easiest way would be to get down and go around to the front where she could just use the key in her pocke-- "Oh Light."<br/><br/>Looking back into her window, she saw her key was inside the room, sitting beside her bed. It wasn't anywhere near her pocket. A small groan left her as she sat up and tried to think of how she would get in now. She could always find a way to the front and get a goblin to use a skeleton key for her - but already she had noticed that the drop from the inn was large enough that she'd have to risk possibly breaking a leg, and she didn't want to do that. After a moment of thought, she frowned and looked to the spot she was using to look in on the man, chewing on her cheek as she thought about the option to get his attention. She didn't know him at all, except that he was polite, remembering that he had apologized to her even though she had bumped into him. With a heavy sigh, she shimmied over to her spot and leaned over to look into his room. He was still at his bed, she could see, so she inched herself over a few more inches, gripping the edge of the roof tightly with one had, as she reached over to tap the glass of his window. She tapped again, a little harder, in case he couldn't hear the first one, calling out as well, "Hello! Asleep in there?"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>