He grinned at her. "I think we can manage that," he said. "Payment first, though."<br/><br/>They made their way back to the adventurer's guild; now that it was alter in the day, the guild was quieter, with few people loitering about, most of them out working or training. Cedrik gave their story of events, including the rescue of Talia, and where she could be found, and handed over the contents of the chest, that weren't coin, for identification and appraisal. Al in all, it took about thirty minutes, before he left with a no-longer-empty coin purse, and a smile on his face.<br/><br/>"What say we get a nice hearty... well, it's a little late for lunch, but a nice meal? Beyond that... I'm not sure what else there is to really show off, it's a fairly small town," he said, though from her view, it likely seemed rather large and exciting. "I can certainly give a tour, though!"