Accepting the copper coin, I patted her head. Meat really looked happy. Her dog tail was wagging back and forth.
Y-yeah, Receptionist-san, don’t glare at me. It stings… ah, right.
“I want to go to an inn around here, is there a good place?”
“You can reserve a bed with four copper coins if you go to the south gate’s slums, but it’s safety isn’t guaranteed… ah, if you want you could give the young lady to me to look after? It’s fine even for free.”
“No, I’ll refrain from that…”
W-what is this receptionist plotting? Or rather isn’t she just trying to get closer?
And what’s with the feeling she’ll do something to Meat!? Perhaps, she’s going to do something terrible to Meat while looking after her for one night?
Kuh, I don’t know what it is but I should be vigilant around this Receptionist-san.
“… One night, something that we can sleep safely in with around forty copper coins, good rice is fine.”
“Then around here, the [Sleeping Songbird Pavilion] is fine. One night and one meal is thirty-five copper coins.”
They seemed like pretty good terms. Receptionist-san was doing her job as a receptionist well.
I decided to head there right after learning the area from looking at a map.
Though normal adventurers with a daily income of eight copper coins per day couldn’t stay there, it was trivial with my other occupation as a Dungeon Master. Well, my funds are in a tight spot though.
… Right, I’ll earn a bit more from tomorrow onward. I only worked a small bit since we came to the town and register at the guild today after all… oh, but the job was finished so easily.
I wonder if it’s impossible to get safety and money without working…
Even if I turned the dungeon into a base, it’d be difficult to make trips there since it’s half a day away running at full speed. I think it’d be about a day walking.
No matter what we’d need to stay a night… well, here’s the [Sleeping Songbird Pavilion].
It’s a nice wooden inn. Thanks for the recommendation, Receptionist-san. I don’t know what you’re plotting, though.
When I opened the door, a woman was at the reception desk.