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Rag nods and laughs lightly. "He's young and only complains to me. It happens when one raises a dragon from the egg." He flashed a smile lightly, enough to appear over his scarf, then silently cast a small bit of illusion to make her face to anyone besides him and her appear unremarkable and easily forgetable. A simple spell all in all. "Would m'lady care for food and drink, and a room for the night?"

He merely escorts her to the local, tavern and inn, thinking. Upon arrival he sets a couple gold coins on the counter, telling the inn keeper to keep the change for whatever meal and drink Trinity wanted. Rag turned slowly to her and bowed lightly. "I wish you good luck, m'lady." He looked out a window, nodding as he left, not waiting to hear what she said. He had to stop by the blacksmith and be back before dusk.

"..Tha-" she notices he left and that he was heading toward a smithy shop. Heh, too bad he didn't ask me to fix his weapons. Oh well perhaps the next time that comes up or if he sticks around for a while I'll bring it up.

Trinity was enjoying her meal, the spell that Raganui Minamoto had left on her was still in effect. Although she did not know that a spell was casted upon her. She still kept her hood on hiding her face. If one were to see her face one would easily forget.

After seeing if the blacksmith knew where to get the ore he needed, which unfortunately he didn't, Rag returned to the Tavern, raising a brow not at the little dragon, but who happened to be with him. He ordered 2 cups of tea and a large plate of beef, the tea for him and the half elf, the meat for the dragon, then walked slowly towards them, stopping in the shadows to make a nice little bow. Rag spoke draconic, for the shear hell of it. "So you are the one with this small dragon. We met momentarily earlier in the day, or am I mistaken?"

After finishing her meal she rubbed her stomach feeling full and satisfied. hmmm weren't those people supposed to meet me in town? *sigh* I guess I'll worry abou.. she yawns a little she streches feeling tired. She couldn't help that she felt like she was being watched... but that was a feeling that has been rather constant. She tries to deal with it and heads up to her room for some sleep.

Sipping at the tea that was set brfore him, RD listens. "It might work for the better if you had him help out to earn his meals. Heavey objects, digging, scouting, hunting, and other things dragons can do well." He takes another sip trying to identify what was there.

As casually as if it was just another travel companionhe asks, "What about our young friend? I had thought we'd meet her here. "He had eard enough of her tale to know not to just say her name out loud.

Hoshiryuu looks at RD and raises an eyeridge as if saying, "You didn't notice?" He had a good guess as to what the spell was and a suspition who wore it. All the body lanuage matched too.

"I actually meant regarding how you attain his meals. Livestock or stores in trade for labor, instead of angry villagers yelling at you about missing animals. I'm sure he'd prefer fewer angry villagers as well." Thinking back on his wording he identifies the probable cause.

Taking another sip he thinks about the spell Raguni had just descibed. "Simple and clean. A nice choice. Speaking of her and magic, were you just having fun or working on a first impression with the flower and that walk?" They may not know eachother well, but dragon riders usually had a good sense of humor about things like this, or so RD had found.

Hoshiryuu listens to the part about the spell and goes back to contemplating it like a mage. A bit of a grin and a twinkle in his eyes might inform the onlooker that he was happy. It just would tell that he had been right about who wore the illusion. Without a word he fades into invisibility with a small spell and heads up to Trinities room behind her to guard her door. If someone else figured her identity out, he'd be in place.