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Started April 22, 2018 by Deleted user

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Riann sighed and leaned back against one of the adobe walls, watching the sun sink behind the mountains to the left and the sand dunes.

Silene watched patiently as the sun went down and the air became cool. (should we find a place to stay for the night?)

Cade stood up after the sun finally set. "We should find a place to stay. Dumaria isn't the safest place at night."

"Do you know any places?" Breeze asked Cade.

"I do, but I can't guarantee that they'll still be there. I haven't been here in years."

"Well there worth a shot," Breeze told him, "If not we can go to a place I know."

Cade nodded. He jumped down from the roof, landing in a front roll. He waited for the others before making his way to the inn he remembered.

Breeze gracefully jumped from the roof, sand cushioning her fall. She followed after Cade.

Riann jumped down after Cade, landing easily on the sand below. She followed close after him, looking around the city as she did so. This place was almost foreign to her. She had only been here at least two times.

Cade navigated the streets of Dumaria, occasionally having to retrace his steps. They've added so much since I was last here, yet it still feels the same. After a few minutes, the group arrived at a small cozy inn.

Breeze looked at the inn. She had passed by it often, and recognized it quickly.

Riann looked up, her hands skimming over the adobe wall of the inn. Warm sand blew against her ankles as she walked inside.

"In we go I suppose," Breeze said to herself. She followed after Riann.

Cade followed the other two girls inside, knowing perfectly well that it would be better for them to talk to the innkeeper.

As Riann approached the innkeeper, she racked her mind for as many Arabic words as she knew. "هل يمكننا الحصول على غرفة من فضلك?" She finally asked. Can we have a room, please?

"ستة ذهب. عشرة فضية." The inkeeper answered. Six gold, ten silver. Expensive, but Riann knew better than to argue. She placed the coins on the wooden counter.

Cade adjusted his bangs so they covered more of his face. The innkeeper might know his family, and he didn't need them to know he was here.