<div align="center"><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;">Demetri and Elisia</span></strong></div>The footsteps indeed take the two toward their destination, and many sights are to be had along the way. The elven spliced architecture is quite breathtaking for those who have never seen it, giving this town something very interesting about it all. Though as the pair approach the largest building in the center, they recognize that it's indeed quite different then the others. It starts as a normal structure of treated wood, though it's built before a great oak tree that it seems to be connected to somehow. The building seems like it was just an addition to the old tree, and window like gaps in it's trunk reveal that the inside has been somehow hallowed out for use while the tree continues to grow. It's indeed an interesting sight for those unfamiliar with elven design.<br/><br/>It seems the base level building is publicly open for anyone to enter, as the pair see a townsmen walk into the establishment without hindrance. It definitely seems like the correct place to go and schedule a meeting<br/><br/><div align="center"><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;">Ari, Varon and Nevin</span></strong></div>The inkeeper perks an eyebrow at Varon's initial words, and for the life of him the elf just can't seem to get a proper judge of his character. The man takes in the party's plights though, straight faced even until the gnome starts to crack his jokes. First the man scratches his head curiously, and once Varon joins in on the fun he chuckles a bit awkwardly.<strong>"Ahem, thank you two for the slight jesting; but if we could move on to business."</strong>The man starts as he rubs his hands together.<strong>"Normal price for single rooms is two gold per night of stay, for the lot of you it'll be ten. Group room to house five can be brought for 7 gold, as they take a little less maintenance."</strong>The explains.<br/><br/>The inkeepers eyes go to the gnome then, and he tilts his head.<strong>"Dogs usually stay outside in the stables for the stablemen look after for low cost. You can bring em inside the room though, so long as you pay the stablemaster to bathe em first; don't want my place getting fleas. And even then they sleep on the rugs, not the bed."</strong>He makes sure the gnome understands as he picks up a quill and scribbles some things in his notes.<strong>"Also, any damages the animals cause would need to be paid for in full. Though I don't think that needs to be explained. Oh, and we have bathing rooms in the back"</strong>He mentions, looking up the trio.<strong>"Which will it be?"</strong>