He smirked, and then climbed back up onto the roof, and began figuring out how to move the carcasses up to the roof. By the time the first one had arrived, he had a basic lift constructed, a pulley system that would make use of his superior strength. He also figured that this inn would quickly become renown for being able to accommodate dragons in their real form, as he guessed several would like to come and meet him once word of his accidental feat got around. He paid two gold for the gutted carcasses, three for the two intact ones, and five for the cow, though he mentioned that he might need help getting that carcass to the top. He had borrow a ladder to allow some of the adults to come up and help haul the carcasses up, but once they had the carcasses lined up near the blue, he figured they would start gorging themselves, and the adults would wisely chose to be elsewhere. The bread was put on a small table in front of the blue, and he covered it with a large amount of cheesecloth, to keep the bugs from enjoying it.<br/><br/>Once he was done setting up the feast, and had settled accounts with everyone but the innkeeper for the damages from the blue passing out, he snagged one of the loaves, and sat down on the edge of the roof. It had taken a good four hours to get everything set up, and now he just had to wait.