Bookkeeping is already taken care of at the inn, in fact, when they arrive, they are each handed a key to their own rooms, each of them gets privacy, and two square meals a day with drinks while working on the case. As they check their rooms out, they discover that they are simple, yet cozy, plain yet comfortable. The rooms each have a bed, a small table with a chair, a small armoire, and a wash basin with a pitcher of water, and a chamberpot. There is also a tub in each room in a small room with a locking door. Baths will have to be pre-arranged however, so staff can boil water. Dinner is already cooking, they can smell beef roast and chicken roasting, as well as multiple types of fresh bread.<br/><br/>Stowing their gear and tidying up, the trio have time to discuss, and when they come down for dinner, they find the common room busy. Evidently the food is good, because the inn does not have this many rooms considering how many folks are busy eating and talking. They find a table, and soon their plates and tankards of drinks arrive, and it is a full table that is set, beef, chicken, seasoned fish, rolls, potatoes and greens, along with cherry pie for dessert. Pitchers of water, ale and wine are available, and the food is better than it smells.<br/><br/>As the group get down to eating, they notice the constable coming in, out of his armor, wearing a simple outfit of pants and a white button down shirt. He's got a dagger at his waist, but is otherwise unarmed. He has a few words with the innkeeper, and then starts looking for a table to sit at and eat dinner. The trio notice a couple of ladies in the inn stop eating, and watch him as well, with eyes like huntresses on the prowl. He seems to be avoiding the area of the common room where they are located. On purpose.