@ElderGod-Carrots
Eurion resisted the urge to look towards Sláine when he felt the trickle of excitement that he received through the bond. It made him feel at least a little more comfortable knowing that the other felt some form of happiness towards the whole ordeal. He hasn’t been keeping his own excitement at bay from the other or his feelings away from the bond because he had wanted to talk and wanted to make things right. It was Sláine who was currently being too stubborn to want or let them talk. But if Eurion could help it, that wouldn’t be going on for much longer. First, he had to get them sorted.
When they reached the top of the stairs the expanse of the city was in view, the castle even seemed smaller. Either way, he didn’t let them stop and wait for long because a moment later he was leading them through an arch that was made of stained glass and into a beautiful open expanse. The inside was decorated with the same banners as the rest of the city, clearing having been done up for Skyfall. There was a fireplace crackling in one corner, the magic stopping the flames from lighting anything on fire and the rest of the space was filled with different seating arrangements, with a bar to one side. There was a soft murmur of chatting but compared to the outside of the place it seemed too quiet. Not that it mattered, they would only stay in the common space for a short while until Eurion could get them sorted with a place.
The assassin headed over to the bar where, after a quick conversation with the Fae man on the other side, was passing over some gold in exchange for a key. At least he hadn’t been recognised yet, and the others hadn’t drawn attention to themselves. Eurion could only hope that they stayed that way until they were fully masked and protected. He wouldn’t properly relax until then.
Moving through the common space Eurion directed them to their living areas. The space overlooked the main expanse of the city with a balcony on the far end, a railing of silver keeping them from falling over the edge. The main space looked similar to that of the common area - with the stained glass windows, fireplace, couches and banners with the Skyfall pattern - that they had moved through, but off to the sides were two bedrooms. Only two. Eurion didn’t say anything on the matter because he was going to fix things with Sláine tonight and they wouldn’t have to worry about one of them sleeping on the couch.
“I hope this is okay.” He said, placing Solise down onto one of the couches from her perch on his shoulders so she could explore, and moments later removing his own bags.