A silent kill, a beautiful killer {Open}

[Kat]

Tru nodded and smiled at Saith. "If it isn't too much trouble, yes I would like to take up your offer," She said. She reached up, brushing some of her long hair back over her shoulder as it tried to fall in front of her sapphire eyes. "I can pay you back," She told him. "After I get some money from this mission."

[Saith]

"It's no trouble at all." Saith said as he spoke with the tired looking person reading a book behind the counter and took the key from him. "There is no need to pay me back, this is a kindness I extend to one who failed in their duties due to me. For that I am sorry."

Saith looked at the key in his hand then back up at the man behind the counter.

"Excuse me, I asked if you could offer me a second room?" Saith said to the the man.

"Last room in the city, one king bed. You chose a bad week to come to Toria. Every where is filled with people coming to the Festival of the Grand Wolf. Your lucky you booked ahead, or else you wouldn't even have that room." The man said as he turned his uninterested eyes down to the book he was reading. "You'll just have to share with your...uh...lady friend. God knows the bed is big enough. No one could afford to pay for that room so all the other rooms got filled. Since your now paying for 2 rooms you get the suite."

"But..." Saith began

"I'm sorry the desk is closed." The man said as he dropped a sign that said closed across the counter and walked away.

Saith turned to true as he held the key aloft. "Uh..?"

[Kat]

Tru smiled at him. "It wasn't your fault," She said. "You helped me actually, I had been trying to find out information about him for awhile now." She looked at the man behind the counter as Saith spoke with him, and was a bit shocked by his brusqueness in dealing with a customer. Although she wasn't really surprised either, seeing as she always got the same treatment if she ever had money to stay in a hotel.

Tru blinked with surprise, they would have to share a room? She bit back a rude retort to the man about his lack of manners, and looked at Saith when the man walked off and he turned to her. She frowned at the key and sighed. "I could sleep on the floor if it would be to awkward for both of us to be in the bed," She told him. She had been looking forward to staying in a warm, soft bed, but she didn't want to over step her bounds with Saith. She thought that maybe she would be able to have a friend, even if it was for a short while. She didn't want to do anything that might screw it up.

[Saith]

"You really have learned nothing about me in the time we've spend together have you?" Saith said, his voice full of mock disgust. "I would much rather attempt to suffer through the awkwardness then make you sleep on the floor. And if we can not, then I will take the floor and you can have the bed."

Saith was pretty sure he wouldn't feel awkward. He never felt awkward when he should have, it was rather weird quirk about him. Saith just didn't feel the need to feel awkward. Never the less, now he did feel a slight tug deep in the pit of his stomach.

"The room appear to be the one on the top floor." Saith said as he walked over and began to climb the stairs.

[Kat]

Tru rolled her eyes at Saith, but didn't say anything to the first part of his comment. "If it won't bother you then," She said with a shrug. It didn't bother her much, but it was a bit strange. She'd never shared a bed with anyone, but if it was a king sized bed there should be plenty of room between them, so she didn't have to worry too much at least.

Tru followed Saith up the stairs, sighing. She hated climbing stairs, she always found herself tripping up the blast it things.

[Saith]

They ascended the stairs quickly as there were only 3 floors. Reaching the top floor they walked down the short hallway, looking for the door with the number of that printed on the key. The number was '35'. They passed 4 other doors on the way down the hall numbers '31' and '33' on the left hand side and '32' and '34' on the right hand side. At the very end of the hall, the last door fight in the center, not on either side was the door with the number '35' on it.

Saith opened the door and stepped inside. The room was brightly lit, oddly so, and quite large. Saith thought that it had to be, since this room was worth the price of 2, it better be twice as large.

[Kat]

A low whistle blew out between Tru's pursed lips as she walked in behind Saith, absorbed in gazing around the brightly lit room. "It's huge," She said. She blinked. "But why are the lights on?" She frowned as she strode around Saith, brushing against his arm trying to get around him. The doorway was small, and it was hard to get around Saith without bumping into him. "Sorry," She told him, glancing back over her shoulder to smile apologetically at him before turning to look around the room again. "It's so bright in here..." She said as she put her hand out to place on the hilt of her long, slim dagger that was hidden at her waist.