Sin suggests an inn that has a large and luxurious room, designed for a 'family' of shifters that is quite wealthy, visits sharn on a regular basis, and always insists on sleeping in a puppy pile.  As long as the shifters aren't in town, the room should be available... and not much more expensive then buying seperate rooms for everyone.   As long as the lack of beds and a giant pit of cushions and pillows and blankets is acceptable?  If not the best she can think of off the top of her head is a place that offers large rooms with king sized beds, but sleeping the entire crew in one room would likely be impossible, two rooms maybe.  Unless of course she's willing to go to the expensive inns that are located in the upper towers.  You can get anything you want up there, but you'll pay through the nose.  In any case, Sin seems to know the locations of several places, and lets Doxi know about them.<br/><br/>Marek has Doxi activate the illusion on the belt, then asks if he may be excused to 'explore' on his own.   Doxi knows he just wants an excuse to turn into a bird and fly around in the unique environment around Sharn.  Cassie offers to stay with Doxi until the room is settled, and Gondrith asks to be excused to go to the merchant district.  Stoella and Janmorel likewise want to go to the merchant district, but for different purposes and agree that they will go together  at least as far as the towers where the bazaar is, then likely split up.<br/><br/>Sin bows to Doxi and says, "I hope to see you soon captain.  If I dont' see you at the temple in a day or two, I'll seek you out."  Then with a slight bow to the crew she's the first to disembark, by lightly pushing off the deck and floating gently over the railing of the Virtuous Maiden, and onto the gang plank of the docking tower a good ten feet from the ship.  Her feet lightly touch down and she begins walking again, her leather coat, buttoned up to hide her nudity beneath, swirling gently around her leather boots.<br/><br/>Cassie looks at Sin as she leaves and puts on her magical helmet, "Well, I didn't know she could fly," the paladin says simply.