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 Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 10:00 am
Finn watched the people interact, slightly amused at how they treated each other. Willow seemed a bit occupied at the moment, so he swiped a pen from the desk and wrote his name down on the register. That seemed good enough; when he was done, he pondered pocketing the pen for himself, but it didn't seem worth the trouble.
He looked up slightly as he placed the pen back where he had found it, and noticed that another girl had entered the room. So, this was Suwako. She seemed younger than one would expect of a demi-goddess, but he did as Suika had told him, and tried not to underestimate her.
((Hey, Dragonspirit, I hope you know that there is only one owner, and that's Willow.))
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:39 pm
"Just some bread and water please i'm not sure my stomach can handle anything else" Suwako replied it was obvious she was fighting sleepiness as her eyes could only stay half open.
"You should still be in bed we can bring food to your room, and you obviously need some more sleep" Suika scolded Suwako
"No Suika i'm fine i couldn't sleep even if i tried" Suwako replied "just let me relax here with some warm bread and water" Suwako added s she laid back in the chair showing she had no intention on moving
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 1:24 pm
Rachel was disapointed that Willow did not punish the theif. She retired to her room with a pouty exprestion visable on her face.
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Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 2:22 pm
Willow regarded Rachel as she left, eyebrows slightly raised, but didn't say anything. She nodded at Suwako's request; it would be easy to get bread and water out, and for that she was slighly thankful. The idea of a party had been a good one, but she didn't think she would have been able to prepare so much food in so little time.
As Willow left to retrieve the food from the kitchen, she heard a crash, and several tables were knocked over, along with the glasses that had rested on top of them. She whirled around, searching for the culprit. From the corner of her eye, she saw the faintest shadow of a person, and then heard a female voice calling appologetically, but when she tried to follow the voice to its owner, she saw no-one. "What...?" she mumbled, trying to process the situation. It was not the arrival of a new guest that surprised her, but rather the fact that hardly anyone could enter the inn without causing some kind of mess.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2011 8:02 pm
"A least the door is still on it's hinges this time" Suika joked before turning to Willow "Some people just have no respect eh?" Suika added noticing the disbelief in Willow's eyes
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2011 9:26 pm
"You can say that again," Willow said somberly, leaning in to better inspect the damage done to one of the tables. After a couple of quiet moments, she winced and pulled away, attemting to shield her eyes. "My poor, poor table..." she whimpered, "Why is it, do you think, that hardly anyone can refrain from damaging something inside my inn? And after all my generosity, too..."
Thought it was a question, she wasn't asking anyone in particular, and it almost seemed as if she was talking to herself.
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2011 11:36 pm
The demon finished his so undignified task. He had been reduced to nothing more than a janitor after running around all night, saving life and chasing rats. He walked over to the garden door, opened it and set bucket out there with the intention of using the water on the plants in the morning.
As he set the mop outside, Roga replied to the rhetorical question with an odd suggestion, " you've been cursed with misfortune. You need a lot of kingfisher feathers, enough to fill a pillow case. Then sleep on that pillow for only one night. If you have a dream about a river or a kingfisher, you will be blessed with good luck. Its something I learned from my 6th wife she was a soothsayer... *slightly lowering his voice* and crazy."
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 12:25 pm
"Interesting" Suwako replied listening to Roga's suggestion, "Roga may I have a word with you privately at your convience later?" Suwako asked to Roga her voice still showing signs of weakness but also showing politeness
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 1:23 pm
Roga looked back at the frail girl and agreed, " yea... I guess so." He walked left the mop outside and seeing a girl out there but decided to ignore her; she seemed content singing in the garden. Petting snake which now had fallen asleep, He walked to the stairs and looked over at Suwako. " I have a little time now, you can speak with me before I return to my room" he said, motioning her to walk upstairs.
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 1:31 pm
"I prefer just in private so may I meet you in your room?" Suwako asked "If not that's ok" Suwako added
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 2:04 pm
Roga answered," Sure". The demon proceeded up the stairs into his room. He uncoiled the sleeping snake and threw it on the bed and watched as the snake curled under the pillow. He thought, 'that species isnt native here, I dont think. Odd.' He collapsed on the floor and stretched a bit, the body still stiff for its years underground.
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 2:26 pm
Suwako made her way slowly upstairs as she knocked on Roga's door "Roga may i come in" she asked being polite enough to not just walk in
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 2:43 pm
Roga rose to his feet and walked to the door, then opened it. "Come in," he answered.
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