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Suika could hear a faint knock on the door as she went to investigate opening the door half way she looked out to see if anything was making the noise she was cautious enough to make sure no one like Rumia could get in, "Hey! Some one there? come on out!" she called out into the darkness, she waited a few minuets and with no answer she shut the door tightly locking it

Suika looked at Sayomi once she got back from opening the door "Um sure if you think that will help" Suika replied she didn't see how her energy was going to do anything but she trusted Sayomi as she held out her hand

As soon as the door opened, the snake slithered in, holding the flask in its expandable jaws. Roga did not look up to see who had open the door, simply darting in to the room. He thought that the entrance of a snake would surely startle most of the guests in the Inn; luckily most people were too involved in there own conversations to notice one slide by. The bandages were tightly wrapped around him in many layers, but still some bandages trailed behind him. Using as much demon energy as possible and growing accustomed to the new body, He traveled quickly up the stairs, his body undulating rapidly.

He arrived outside the room where Suwako laid sick, not entering. Roga relinquished the flask from his jaws in a gagging motion, forcing it out to make a loud sound. Hopefully the noise of it hitting the ground was large enough alert Suwako's caretakers. Roga then slithered though the hall to his room. He had faith someone would pick up the cross-engraved flask of holy water.

Finn had watched as the small snake slithered by, a small frown on his face. It was obvious that the snake was some sort of demon, judging by the bandages that it was wrapped in. He clicked his tongue, and scooted sideways, toward the guest counter where two others were standing. He decided that he might as well wait his turn; and maybe he could snatch up something valuable while the others were distracted.

Finn looked calmly toward the girl who stood before him, though he was slightly surprised at her tenacity. Should he lie? That would be the easiest thing for one to do in such a situation, but he didn't think it would help him much here; all the evidence was against him. He should have been more cautious. There was not much left to do but give in, so he held the keys out in front of the girl's face, dangling them loosely from his fingers.

"You mean t'ese things?" he asked, offering a healf-hearted smile, "I took 'em from an unsuspecting girl's pocket as she slept. I was planning on using them to let myself in, but it turns out I didn't need to; and I didn't have the heart to return them, either." With that, he took the girl's hand, and dropped the keys into her palm, closing her fingers tightly around them. "And now that we've got that all cleared up, " he continued, "I would actually like to get a room. I don't know what goes on out in the forest at night, but I'd really hate to be stuck out there."

Finn smirked at her annoyance; there wasn't much he could do about her quiet comment, except pretend he hadn't heard. He moved forward to lean against the desk, head bowed in thought as he tried to decide which room he would want. Finally, he looked up again at the girl, "I'll have a room facing the forest, if I can." he said, and shoved his hands into his pockets, assuming the most innocent look he could muster.

Willow burst into the room from the garden, looking around wildly. She needed to find her keys before it became too late; and thus, hardly noticed the two new guests as she made her way toward the front desk, scanning its surface for the keys as she grew nearer. After realizing that they weren't on top of the desk, Willow bent down and began to search through the cluttered drawers, ripping aside old documents and battered notebooks in her agitation.