"I'm fine sharing with Ari." Em smiled, before ducking away and sneaking over to the bar. She appeared behind Alo, peering over his shoulder at the pouch and chips spread out on the bar. Hmmm, doesn't Ari use chips like that? She wondered, before smiling.
The only person among the party that he could even remotely think of sharing with would more than likely try to steal everything he owned. And Magnis? The very idea of having to be in the same room as Magnis for a night was hilarious.
Hammond sighed loudly, hoping to draw the attention of the three at the bar.
"Can we go roughly five minutes in a town without something going wrong? Em, give Ari her chips. Alo, stop the thievery and put the axe down or you'll be spending the night outside. And Ari? Don't get so worked up. It's night for gods' sake, there are people sleeping."
He yawned before speaking directly to the innkeeper, "Come on, how much is a room? I've had enough of standing."
"15 Llum."
"Perfect," Hammond pulled 15 Llum from the pouch attached to his belt and chucked it to the innkeeper.
The innkeeper grabbed the coins and shoved them into a small box under the counter. "It's the first room on the left. Try to keep it in about the same condition it is now."
Hammond left behind the idiocy of downstairs and entered his room, not at all surprised by its apparent lack of luxuries. It was only 15 Llum after all. He locked the door and dropped down on the bed.
If rooms turn out to be more or less than what I've said I'll just edit the price. Just let me know. I was trying to get things going again.
Hammond sighed loudly, hoping to draw the attention of the three at the bar.
"Can we go roughly five minutes in a town without something going wrong? Em, give Ari her chips. Alo, stop the thievery and put the axe down or you'll be spending the night outside. And Ari? Don't get so worked up. It's night for gods' sake, there are people sleeping."
He yawned before speaking directly to the innkeeper, "Come on, how much is a room? I've had enough of standing."
"15 Llum."
"Perfect," Hammond pulled 15 Llum from the pouch attached to his belt and chucked it to the innkeeper.
The innkeeper grabbed the coins and shoved them into a small box under the counter. "It's the first room on the left. Try to keep it in about the same condition it is now."
Hammond left behind the idiocy of downstairs and entered his room, not at all surprised by its apparent lack of luxuries. It was only 15 Llum after all. He locked the door and dropped down on the bed.
If rooms turn out to be more or less than what I've said I'll just edit the price. Just let me know. I was trying to get things going again.
And considering he isn't too ready to go into a room that you own, thanks to his little visitation in the dungeon, paying for his room will just be a waste of Llum.
And considering he isn't too ready to go into a room that you own, thanks to his little visitation in the dungeon, paying for his room will just be a waste of Llum.
<spoiler=OOC> Allllllrightythen Kronos shrugged "Right, i'm going to bed, Alo:don't cause any trouble or i'll sell you to the worst slavers I can find." He stated as he headed upstairs towards his room, key in hand
I wonder... Why is everything happening now? Hammond had neglected to go to sleep, instead deciding to ponder the mysteries of the red and gold coin and its origin, the ever elusive Judges.
Since Em released the Judges, Kronos claimed that wars had come and gone and that kingdoms had fallen and rebuilt themselves in the time it took them to find the inn.
But how strong where these Judges? They could fell any kingdom they desire and instead they decide to get their jollies by casting minor illusions on people? It confused him that omniscient and omnipotent beings would dabble in the affairs of mortals.
Eventually he gave up trying to decipher the strangeness of the situation and went to sleep for what felt like the first time in ages, drifting into strange dreams involving his would-be companions from now on.
A man kicked open the saloon-style doors to the inn "Alri--" He shouted, getting cut off as the doors promptly swung back and hit him in the face, he kicked again, shouted, and was once more cut off by the door hitting him, he managed to get through on his third attempt and removed a pistol from his belt "Alright, everyone hand over your valuables and no funny business!" He shouted
After the man's second attempt at entering, Em had dived behind the bar, hiding from view and stifling her giggles.
She narrowed her eyes now, thinking of a way to take him out.
Em took out her daggers, using their ability to make herself invisible. She darted over to the man, slashing both daggers at him. She managed to scratch him with one, and sliced through his arm with the other.
The man screamed in pain as his gun dropped to the floor, his hand still clutching it, he whirled around and removed a beam sabre, looking confused as he noticed a distinct lack of anyone being there.
Em, dodged a wild sing of the mans sabre, and thunked him on the head with the hilt of her dagger. He fell to the floor, unconscious.
The dagger's invisibility wore off, and she flickered back into sight as she sheathed her daggers.
"...I call dibs." She said to the room, taking the man's gun.
"Alo, can you help me carry him? I feel kinda bad so I'm gonna take him to a hospital." She said.
A scream woke Hammond and his eyes bolted open. Shit! Something happening... need sword... no time to lose... He fumbled around for his beamsword before pulling it from his belt and charging downstairs to see Em stood over an unconscious man.
He stood still for a moment, confused at the scene before him, and his beamsword went off. "So... explanation?"
"Oh, errm sure." Alo walked over, crouching by the body. He searched it for weapons, finding a sabre he took it, before rolling him out the door.
"Is that far enough?" he asked Em, "only it's night and I would like to go to sleep."
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