Cassie floated down, her magical helmet's wings flapping gently,  "I wasn't expecting captain suicide to throw herself over board," she says with a chuckle as she lands and smooths her white dress back down over her legs, once again hiding the blonde thatch of pubic hair that was exposed by her downward flight.<br/><br/>As it turns out the only thing free in Sharn is air, just about everything else seems to cost money.  There are the sky sleds, which are like taxi cabs in the sky.  They cost the most but take people anywhere they want to go.  Then there's the great lifts.  Huge discs that levitate up and down the towers in set patterns.  There's a very nominal fee to board one, a couple silver each time you step on one.  But then there's also the stairs.  Each and every tower has stairs to get up and down and bridges to get across from tower to tower.  These are free, but there's Sharn guardsmen posted regularly along the stairs and bridges.  Not that Doxi has much to worry about, but it's going to take the longest getting anywhere on foot with the stairs as opposed to the lifts.<br/><br/>Cassie mentions this, "I've looked at one of lady Cassandra's maps of Sharn when we were in flight yesterday.  The hotel she mentioned will take us an hour to get too on foot, more if there's a lot of foot traffic.  But a sky sled could take them directly there for a few gold in a matter of minutes, ten at most.   Of course, if they did hire a sky sled, they could retain it for an hourly fee as well if they had several stops to make for only a pair of platinum.