"Roads are dangerous these days, so your friend has the right idea" the Inn Keeper commented, giving a small stretch before turning to Tanec,
"Sure thing! Give me one moment mister!" he shouted. With that, he turned and slipped behind a door on the opposite side of the bar, taking only several seconds before coming out with a full plate similar to what was giving to Flavius, placing it in front of Tanec before returning to his spot at the bar, keeping a watchful eye over the group as they continued chatting.
"Eh, fair enough" was all Fersand said when Nuallán made his point, taking another swig of his bottle before putting it back down on the table, giving a somewhat more serious look to Burhardt,
"I knew those folk weren't the honest type, but I guess I didn't take them recognizing one into account. But yes, cult business. I wasn't able to acquire information on where they were, but I have confirmed their presence in the area. Unfortunately they've been a bit illusive whenever I tried to corner them."At the same moment, Gunvald was still recovering from the internal pain of the discussion being switched to the inner workings of wine in certain situations, managing to lock onto the fact that it was beginning to return to the main issue, something he was very glad about.
"I see. I'm sure we can get filled in with the rest of the details once Volker and my sister return. That being said, I-" Gunvald began, adopting a thinking posture as he talked to Fersand, only to be interrupted by Morgan's... Statement of what she wanted to do with the Cultists. He didn't know Morgan much, but he did not expect those words to come out of the girl who seemed to be completely lost without Renee to give her directions, and was always short with words no matter the situation. Fersand, on the other hand, was still completely relaxed, taking yet another swig of his bottle as the group went silent.
"... Not exactly. Renee?" the Prince eventually continued, turning to the swordswoman just as the doors to inn swung open...
"True, true. It's just been a bit boring for the last few days" Eydis replied with a small shrug as the duo finally reached the inn, the Princess' wyvern taking a few steps to the side before curling up next to the entrance, fully understanding that it wouldn't be able to fit inside. As for Eydis herself, she merely laid her axe next to the wyvern, the giant weapon being ill suited for a place of comfort, before swinging open the door with none of the grace expected of a princess, filling the awkward void of silence with her own noise, either not noticing the silence or just not caring,
"Hey, we're back, and it looks like you brought some more help, Fersand. May I ask who you three are?" the Princess asked, approaching the table with her full attention, and curiosity, on the three newcomers.