Eto wondered just how far she’d been wandering about now. People seemed wary of strangers, which she thought to be a safe ideology to have. However, such wariness had lead to violence, of which Eto may not have started, but she certainly did finish. With a feline at her side, Eto desired to find a place to stay for the evening. It was getting dark, and while she knew she would be particular fine camping out, she did believe her spoiled pet could do the same.
So, she stopped within the first establishment she could find-- a tavern offering rooms to those willing to pay the price. Dust was no problem, and Eto was pleased to see that it was still the effective currency used. It didn’t make sense, but nothing currently did, so Eto didn’t think too hard about it.
Stepping inside, Eto noticed the hostile glares she was given from passersby. She hardly cared, so long as she could find a place to stay for the evening; apparently the man behind the front counter was of a similar mind. So long as her money was good, he didn’t seem to care whom his tavern served.
A few minutes was all it took for Eto to put her pet and belongings away within her room. She didn’t particularly like the idea of leaving such precious things in an unfamiliar space, but, she supposed she had little other choice. Either way, food was necessary-- meat and water would have to do for both her and her pet this evening.
Coming downstairs to place her order from the tavern’s bar, Eto was immediately annoyed by the level of noise. In particular, one loud man was making a ruckus-- the smell of the entire room gave explanation why, and her nose crinkled at the stench of alcohol. Though, while most of the bar-goers appeared to be human, the one making the most noise had distinct horns. Eto regarded him with a glare, and could only sit and wait until her order was prepared.