It'd take her a few minutes of asking around; most of the patrons weren't interested, and the innkeep was busy getting breakfast orders for people to answer her question. Eventually, she'd get the innkeep's attention, an older, half-orc man, who gave directions in a tired, gruff voice - fortunately, it wasn't terribly far, if she understood them all correctly.<br/><br/>By the time she returned, Cedrik had finished eating. "Ready to go, then?" he asked, flashing her a smile.<br/><br/>They'd arrive at the Adventurer's Guild without issue, a large, multi-level building, that looked like an oversized inn at first glance, with an open room with plenty of tables on the ground floor, offices and private rooms on the upper floors. Cedrik spent a few minutes with the receptionist, getting registered at this local guild, a simpler task since he'd registered elsewhere, before inquiring what jobs were available, both locally and requiring short term travel.<br/><br/>There wasn't a lot of adventuring work in and around the city - most of the simple jobs had already been taken, but the guild alchemist was in need of a new assistant. Cedrik didn't know a whole lot about alchemy, but was willing to learn, and pointed out that Delphine could help with physical labor, though if she had any ideas, she could ask for specific things, as well.