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As the boy was sent to get the tea Huyana looked toward Eirlys. "Already dazzling people with your beasts, I see." In truth he was happy that the young Janarim was welcomed in such a way. It meant that his Eiri would be happy.

Leaving Eira to look through the furs Huy poured himself a cup of tea then poured one for Eirlys. Since he didn't know how she liked it he left it up to her on how many sugars to add. Once the kettle was put back down he added two sugars to his and waited as they melted into the hot drink. Huyana watched his beast charmer with a smile before leaning over to place a kiss to her cheek.

Finally, He glanced toward the Inn owner and looked attentive. "Anything you like?"

"Depends on how the prices are looking today? I see a couple of raoti furs that I rather like the designs of. This one here, it's rare to see a solid black one, and then I always love when you bring me the speckled ones." Those were probably her favorites of all of the raoti furs that were brought before her.

She glanced for a moment to the mammu and said, "Possibly that? Depends on the asking price. Surely you would want to give me a deal so that you don't have to carry such a heavy fur around with you for too long?" She gave a little laugh as she waited for his reaction. One never knew, the fur was pretty big and one had to question if carrying it around was worth its weight, especially with the rising temperatures making selling furs a bit tougher.

Giving her son a glance she said, "Not too much sugar, Li, your will never sleep." The tea was strong on its own but adding a ton of sugar was just asking for him to be up all night again. Not that it would be out of the ordinary for anyone in the inn given that the evening was when they did the bulk of their entertaining of customers.

He picked up his cup and blew across the rim, disrupting the steam that rose. After taking a sip he listened to Eira speak about the furs she found and liked. Of course he nodded here and there while he drank a bit more of his tea. When Eirlys spoke to Li he glanced that way then back again, this time with a mischievous smile on his face. "Ah, the normal furs will be thirty percent less than their usual cost since the weather is warming up." Couldn't charge regularly when there was not a high demand for such things. "The Mammu fur can be yours if you are willing to exchange a room for it. I would like to stay a while with Eirlys." There was a wink that was tossed Eira's way.

Then he cleared his throat and made a general gesture toward the package that Valek had in his hands. "My father sends that and apologizes for the wait. He also hopes the Heir is comfortable in it." With that Huyana sat back and enjoyed the rest of his tea. He would let Eira figure out what was inside the vibrant fabric that hid the contents. If she didn't already know simply from his words alone.

Eira clapped her hands together, looking quite pleased as she was told that not only were the furs on sale but it would seem as though she might be able too get the mammu fur for free. That was something that seemed to instantly draw the attention of her son if the look on his face were any indication. She gave a soft chuckle before she looked back again, "Alright, I will definitely take these two raoti furs then as I find myself partial to them. Now as for the mammu... Li, can you get my journal and coin purse?"

She watched him move before looking back again, "Now, given the normal price of the furs that would cover a couple of nights for the three of you as well as stable fees for the beasts you brought with you. Passed that, if you mean to stay longer it will be the normal going rate that I offer to my favorite merchants."

"Thank you, Li." She said as she took the journal offered to her, opening it up so that she could see what rooms were open at the moment. She was only able to view the journal for a moment before she saw the special package, her eyes going wide, "Ah! Really? He was able to get it?" Shed asked before she hurried forward to take the package from the boy, setting it on the table before she opened it up, running her hands over the most beautiful fur she'd ever see, "Wow... this is so very amazing, thank you so very much, Huyana... and thank your father for me as well, please."

He nodded his head toward Eira. At least she liked some furs. Then again, his father always did make sure there were at least one or two that the woman couldn't say no to. The Mammu fur, while he could have kept it and sold it for a hefty sum elsewhere, he was willing to part with now. It was the same thing as going to sell it somewhere then coming back with the coin to pay for a room. And Eira was alright with the trade.

Hearing Eirlys he turned his head and gave her his attention fully. It seemed the travel had worn out her pup as well as her. He nodded his head and set his cup down at the same time so that he could stand and offer his hand to her. "Then lets get the two of you to a room." Huyana turned to look at Valek but he was headed out the door. The young boy wanted to stay with the animals to make sure they were safe. At least until dark, then he'd come in for dinner.

"I am glad you are happy with that Eira. My father says the beast is quite a tricky one." He chuckled. Then, gesturing toward his companion, he said, "I think we shall retire for a bit and rest up. Which room is ours?" Huyana would get directions then lead Eiri away.

Eira gave a smile as she wrote down in the journal that Huyana and his group would be taking over one of the rooms for a time. They hadn't given a clear answer on how long they would be staying but it would at least a couple days in exchange for the Mammu. Once she saw to it that they had gotten to their room then she would get Gyuri's help moving everything to tucked away so that it wasn't underfoot.

"Come, I will show you to your room." She said, giving the group a smile, giving the boy one glance as he headed outside. She'd see to it that someone brought him and his beasts to the stables so that he could see to their comfort, though that would wait until after Huyana and Eirlys were brought to their room.

"Li, put the tea set away, please!" She called over her shoulder, leaving her son with the last chore to do before he was allowed to play at his leisure once more. The customers came first, as well as the work involved with that, something Li had been taught since he was old enough to walk, talk, and help out.