Being stopped by guards is a truly novel experience, but Jacob accepts it with relatively good grace.  It wouldn't do to argue divine right at a time like this, especially since he's rather curious as to how he might get along in a place where his heritage is unknown.<br/><br/>The rain is somewhat less interesting, since the weather has never had any respect for divine royalty.  Still, he can kill two birds with one stone now...after all, the city really should have lodging near its gates.<br/><br/>He concentrates on one in particular as his horse plods along, imagining a fairly nice (yet hardly luxurious) inn into existence.  He'll have to see about learning the language soon...