Marric<em>harrumphs</em>when Lissu tells him of the Bard's objectives.<br/><br/>"Ain't no tale ta turn out. I got captured, I got better. These guys was a bunch o' small fries anyway." The monk meets the bard's eyes pointedly as he says this- after all, he's already got enough trouble with that kid from before telling everyone he's some kind of hero. Last thing he needs is to walk into an inn and hear some cuckoo bard singing about him. "I'll say thank you, though, and tell ya true: it's been a long day, and I'm ready an' anxious to rest my head."<br/><br/>For a moment, the monk debates declining the bard's offer... but he could use the rest, and he's not going to look a gift horse in the mouth. Literally.<br/><br/>"I'll say thank ya again for the horse, fella. I'll leave it stabled outside the inn back in town..."<br/><br/>With another tip of his non-existent hat, the monk mounts up, and settles in to ride next to Lissu. He waits until they've got some space between themselves and her companions before talking.<br/><br/>"Got a lot of information ta share with you. If ya get a chance, swing by my room in the inn tonight, and we can figure out what we need ta do for our next step..."<br/>