Desire entered the inn with a confident stride, but when her entrance prompted minimal and apparently uninterested reaction, she faltered a bit.<em>Really? No one is even staring for a moment? Motioning to their companions to take a look at me? Humph.</em>She sat down at the bar, and took a moment to compose herself. This was not the sort of reaction she was used to getting when she walked into a room.<br/><br/>She returned Ameiko's greeting with nod and a smile. "A pleasure to meet you Ameiko, I'm Desire, and it seems I've come to the right place. I'm an aspiring adventurer, and I could indeed use a room. But first," she pulled a gold coin from her pack and plunked it on the bar in front of the Tien woman, "a glass of wine. I've spent too many days on a ship with naught but watery rum." Hopefully, the local wine was good, or at the very least she could get a lot for a gold.<br/><br/>Around then, Theos came in, and Desire quirked an eyebrow at his conversation with Ameiko. Once Theos had left, Desire gave the innkeeper a sympathetic look. "I see he has quite the reputation. I'm sorry to say, at the moment he's with me. Or more properly, I'm with him. He'll be judging whether I'm worthy to join the Pathfinder Society." She sipped her wine. "He doesn't strike me as the best of proctors, but at least he can handle a sword." She grinned and chuckled. "More than one kind of sword, by the sound of it."<br/><br/>While she waits for Theos to get around to her, Desire, chats with Ameiko when the innkeeper isn't otherwise busy, and enjoys a glass or two of wine. She specifically inquires about the work Brodert wants done, who Marcus Ursion is and why Theos doesn't like him, and if the Rusty Dragon gets a lot of strange patrons. It would explain the minimal impact her entrance had, at least.