The horses being saddled easily enough in the dim morning light, as the gate guards look quite pleased to see the three of you off. Not the same folks from before, just glad with the light that the Aes Sedai is leaving. The road now forking off to the east, and eventually splitting off to the north from the main road, the road to Hurin.<br/><br/>The road being that of hard packed dirt, compressed over the feet and horses over generations. The traveling taking a week of solid boredom and tedium. With there being some excitement with more trees and different types of trees. Eventually the town becomes into sight, with there being a solid wooden wall, nothing too serious with the land being far down to the south and away form the borderlands.<br/><br/>Once you three reach the gate, there isn't any guards, just normal townsfolk coming and going. Taking a look at you three but going along their way, not bothering to stop strangers. Once inside of the town, everything is just fine and dandy, with there being normal hatched buildings arranged along the few streets within.<br/><br/>The Inn itself is obvious to spot, the only building within sight with a tile roof. While trotting up to it, the sight of a stable on the side of the building comes into view, with no stable boy there to take care of the horses. On top of that, the various other buildings, including the Inn, seem to be completed with recent very minor construction. Very few windows look repaired, and even fewer doors look recently new.<br/><br/>(http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/3134/innfloor1.th.jpg) (http://img227.imageshack.us/i/innfloor1.jpg/)<br/><br/>(Z's: Bar patrons, doing gambling and drinking and other fun stuff.<br/>W: Waitress<br/>I: Innkeep<br/>C: Cook<br/>Squiggle: Barkeep<br/>K: Innkeepers son, out in the back in the kitchen.)