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Cori sighed dramatically. "You just love torturing me don't you? Making me deal with the cold and a library." she teased, looking as miserable and pitiful as she could without laughing.

"Such as the name of that annoying bird that keeps following us and whether or not it's legal to shoot the damn thing?" Cori offered innocently with a grin.

Leena lowered her eyes, though she nodded once, thinking about it for a moment. "I would say we should rest. The horses need to at least. They are growing quite fatigued." She said softly, running a hand along Sebesen's neck. Letting her hood fall for a moment or two, she tied her hair back again, making sure none of it flew free for the world to see. Then the hood came back up, her golden eyes flashing as she glanced to him and then the town that they were in. They were at the very edge of the castle town, glancing to the looming architecture where the king of Aduial stayed. "We're here..." she murmured, slowing a bit till they came to an inn, sliding off of Sebesen then. Leading her into the stalls, she made sure that she would be alright before heading inside the building, waiting a moment for him. She could tell he was still on edge a bit, sighing as she pulled her cloak closed once more.

Leena whispered something to her hawk before letting him fly, doubting that they would appreciate his company within the establishment. Hearing him sigh, she tilted her head a bit while walking in with him, unable to stop herself from smiling a little within the depths of her cowl. She just watched him, her eyes finding his when he looked up to her, knowing that he would see her smile soften. "I was planning on paying for the both of us anyways, so it's quite alright." She then looked up as a woman walked up to them, wiping her hands on her apron.

"Two for the night?" She asked with a slight smile, sighing as she brushed a few hairs from her face. "I'm afraid there's only one room. It does have two beds though."

Leena nodded, hearing the amount, handing over a small pouch, "There's enough for there for our horses as well. Thank you." She flashed the woman a smile, watching her bear one herself before she turned to lead them upstairs. Her hood had started to slip back a bit, allowing more of her face to be seen, praying that no one would recognize her if they saw her face.

Once they were in their room, she sighed, making sure the door was locked. She held a hand to the walls, glancing around just in case... Good, no enchantments. It was only afterwards did she finally remove her cloak, letting her hair fall loose. "Don't feel ashamed for having to ask for help once in a while, I've had to do it on more than one occasion." She said rather suddenly, glancing over to him with an impassive expression once more, placing one set of swords in the shadows, leaving the other two on herself. "Are you hungry?" She had closed the curtains, only pulling them aside a little bit to look out before stepping away again, finally sitting down in one of the chairs in the somewhat small room.

Roran followed silently, getting to the room and walking in behind her. Taking the red coat off, only the black undershirt remained. Throwing the coat on the bed that he randomly chose, he went to the window and peeked through the blinds and into the darkness. "I know," he said, not looking at her. "It's just, you're the queen, milady...I mean Lady Leena, I didn't want to intrude." Pulling the chain to close the blinds completely, he turned to face her. Running a hand through his white hair, he let out a soft sigh. "Yeah, some bread would be nice," he flashed her a smile. "I'll get it if you know where it is."

Leena blinked a bit when he called her milady, looking over to him. She smiled softly to him, putting a hand on his shoulder gently. "It's really alright Roran. You are on the same mission as me, I'm more than happy to help." She felt somewhat relieved for some reason when he flashed her a smile, letting her hand fall to her side. She took out a few gold coins, handing them to him, glancing to the door, watching it open itself. "Downstairs they will probably have food. Thank you." She said softly, lowering the mask on her face.

Cori watched Eve for a moment, before moving to the wall of the cave, nestling in a small alcove. She wouldn't be seen quite as easily by someone coming in. She let her bow rest, strung, on her lap as she leaned back against the wall, drifting off to sleep.