With the sun low in the sky, the thought of bedding down after so much travel during this horrible, horrible day comes to mind.  An hour and a few odd jobs pays for a full meal in the town for the entire party, quite needed after such a long day of travel.   Once your bellies are full though, the town's lack of an inn returns to the forefront of your minds.<br/><br/>-You could always ask the tavern to clear out the common room to let you lay down bed rolls near the fireplace for the night, though this would mean a late start as you'd have to wait for the crowds to clear out.<br/><br/>-You could ask to sleep in a local stable.  A cheap if slightly cold and undignified option.<br/><br/>-The locals mention the windmill, two hours out of town, has a large barracks-style house where workers can sleep during the grain harvest.  The windmill owner has been known to rent out sleeping spaces for travelers, which would mean actual beds, but the locals caution that Nale is "entirely unlikable and not right in the head to boot".<br/><br/><br/>(OCC:<br/>As I mentioned, I'm tracking gold and supplies closely.  If you guys don't mind<strong> letting me know how much gold and trail rations/other food you have</strong>, I'm going to track it in the posts from now on as a gentle reminder.  Travel times and camping are a thing in this kind of game.<br/>Making it to town with enough time lets you eat for free, which is the case today.<br/>If you have more questions for Bertrand you can feel free to ask them now or come morning.  Alternately, gather information.))