Elizabeth gives the ranger an alluring smile when he asks about her room, but doesn't say a word as she beckons him along. Some of the patrons of the inn look rather oddly at the pair when they walk out of the eatery, and up the stairs that lead to the rooms. She walks along until she reaches the third door down in a tight hallway. Leading the ranger on in, she shuts the door behind him and walks along to sit on the edge of her bed. The room is not all that spacious, but it's obvious the woman has been here for a while as fine drapes lay here or there for her things to rest on, and a lightweight rug adorns the middle. The bed also has customs bedsheets, and what looks like a true mattress rather then padded cloth.<br/><br/>Elizabeth looks toward Zephyr when he states his first thought, though she blinks when he asks the question.<strong>"The raids are not really that odd. They attacked the crops this time though, and harmed many of the village food stores. The inns and taverns buy there's from both the farmers and merchants. So they are the only ones with much food. No one is starving really, but the food being rationed out is barely enough to make sure they don't."</strong>She explains a bit, and then glances out the window that gazes toward the largest house in the entire village.<strong>"Normally it wouldn't happen quite like this, but the mayor has yet to buy the food from the inn or the tavern. By the countries typical laws, it should have already been done. Though good luck telling anyone important out here."</strong>She says solemnly, and turns back to stare the ranger in the face.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the manservant smiles at Trinity as he leads her up the stairs. He seems about as casual as he was before, given she notices he is still taking more then proper glances at her body. Never the less, he leads her onto the second floor. A doorway rests right at the top, two halls to either side, and then a large den just behind the staircase.<strong>"This door mi'lady, he's in his study."</strong>The manservant tells the elf, knocks twice on the door, and then opens it to let her inside. On the other side of the door is a spacious study room where a man clothed in decorative linens sits at a desk. He's in his early thirties it seems, but he has a full head of brown hair, sharp green eyes, and a well maintained figure.<br/><br/>The man lets his eyes draw up to Trinity then, and tilts his head a bit as he gestures for the female elf to walk inside.<strong>"Come in and shut the door. If you have business, then it's best to discuss it quickly so I can get back to work."</strong>He says with a tone that edges on annoyed. He seems irritated, and like he thinks this work he is doing is very important. He stacks the parchment to the side all the same, and brings his attention full onto the lovely creature before him.<br/><hr/>Luna, you notice nothing more that's strange with the servant. Though the mayor seems very strange. You notice he seems more then a bit distracted, and a little single minded. You are surprised he even took the time to see you.