Sensing the monk's resignation, Hexla disentangles herself with a slightly whistful look on her face.<br/><br/>"If that is the case, we should get you lot set up so that you can be on your way early."<br/><br/>She leads you inside her cottage and you see it has three rooms, her bedroom, a guest room and a large central study that has a desk and chair, cauldron, many books as well as dozens of bizarre curios and odds and ends. You see the rooms are not separated by doors, but dozens of strings of beads, feathers and bones.<br/><br/>"Like I said, any of you are welcome to share my bed with me as there is not much room. There may also be some sleeping furs around, although I haven't the faintest idea where they have gone. There isn't much of a day and night here, but I am fairly regimented in my schedule, so I will wake you in 10 hours."<br/><br/>She helps everyone get settled for a bit, but ultimately departs for her own bed fairly quickly. You are left with the one bed in a room that is mostly decorated in the skulls of birds and wolves, dressed up with tribal paints, making a rather abstract pattern of a sunrise/set around the walls of the room.