<span style="font-style: italic">"She doesn't seem to happy with me..."</span>Mindy thought, cringing at Jess' glare.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"She want's to be pampered, and trying to deny her that with something that she doesn't understand."</span>Her miniature companion pinged.<span style="font-style: italic">"It's only natural."</span><br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Yes, but this one's a predator who outright said that she eat's people who annoy her."</span>Her vision of being eaten by the husky gal returns, now at it's peak with Jess rubbing a thrashing gut.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Don't back down, Libris! Even if you don't want to fight her, try to make her see things your way. And...!"</span>The psicrystal droned on as Mindy's eyes caught the drider's squirming belly.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Wow... nice. Too bad for him but... what a way to go!"</span><br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"LIBRIS!"</span><br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Right, right. "</span>Mindy thought, rolling her eyes. She noticed that the sale/rescue went through successfully, and made a mental note to contact who she thought the old fox was. She turned to address the group, her voice stern.<br/><br/>"I don't mind if you want a good nights sleep here as opposed to a conjured shelter,  but let me warn you about how the Jolly Barbazu works. Various fines are in place for any offenses one could possibly commit against an inn. Anything from breaking a table," She look's at Chrrou, then Jess. "to disturbing staff, like say, all the imps that fled in terror from Miss Auralia," She looked at the angel, who had started chatting with a blue-haired girl, then at the one who summoned her, Sen.<br/><br/>"While this may not seem so bad, how they take their payment is where things get dangerous. They don't demand or even mention fines you may have racked up until you try to leave the inn. That is, after you spent as much gold as possible. The point of this is, so that you can't pay your fines."<br/><br/>Her tone becomes more stern as she explains the last, most important part of her warning. "And according the rules of this inn, those who can't pay their fines are free to be eaten by the management. Body AND soul. Opposing them would lead to many unnecesary fights, but simply not paying is literally worse than death."<br/><br/>She gestures to the small sign hanging over then bar. "The rules are written over there, if you want to confirm it. It's written in infernal, but I sure someone in your group can translate. I strongly reccomend that you pay off these fines before you put down over a thousand gold for a luxury sweet. "<br/><br/>"As for how much is owed...." She tried to remember the exact amount of gold needed to pay each fine. as well as how many different imps work here, with how the waiters are avoiding Auralia, they could be charged for  all of them.<br/><br/>{{As you probably guesed, I'd like to know how much the group will have to pay to get rid of the fines. An estimate is fine, or a highest possible(Broken table fine + Interrupted Worker fine(# of imps at JB) amount.). I may simply be acting paranoid, but better safe than sorry}}