Shaking Ayame's hand and learning her full name, [i]Probably doesn't play games much[/i] Umichi thought as he invited Ayame as she decided to join. The others ended up talking about a grind session. "Well, I don't have too much of a problem for one, but let's at least grab ourselves some rooms at the inn first, so we can make sure we have a place to stay." he suggested to everyone. It seemed Fujiwara disagreed a little, but Ayame had convinced him otherwise. "I am not suggesting to go sleep yet, I think the night is still young. But I wouldn't want to have nowhere to sleep you know? Just hiring a room first and then we can go do what we need. And if someone is tired, well... they can sleep first." Umichi said to help convince Fujiwara.

Leaving the blacksmith's, Elliot's, place, they walked their way to the inn. "So, if you guys want to go train, I'll either look around or train. I don't know. We can discuss this a bit more at the inn though." Umichi said aloud to the group. There was nothing wrong with more training, but he hoped everyone would stay safe. Looking up as they walked, there was a full moon. "Even though it's virtual, the moon is still so beautiful." he sighed, and had a slight melancholic look. Just remembering a something that happened with his little sister on a night of a full moon, and how he might not see her again for god knows how long. Shaking his head, his thoughts returned to what was happening now. They had reached the inn.

At the inn they went to hire rooms. "That will be 160 col per person." the innkeeper told them. Suddenly, something happened.
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All players in the Citadel Inn, A Place To Rest, suddenly feel very exhausted and tired. All of them will feel the need to sleep immediately, and will be falling to sleep within the next 30 mins.
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Feeling a wave of exhaustion coming along, Umichi put his hand to his head. "Urg... Why do I feel so tired suddenly?" he spoke softly, yawning after it. "I don't normally get tired like this so suddenly." Turning around he went to see if anyone else had felt the same way.