"No, I think we will be quite alright with whatever accommodations you wish to give us. We are not too particular about such things." Meesei answered to Rukeewei. 

Rukeewei had not expected any different of an answer, but he had felt it polite to ask regardless. The rest of the walk did not take long, as it was not too far to the Wamasu's Nest. Although, even from the outside, Meesei could tell that quite a lot had changed in the years since they had last visited. It was the same building, but it could have easily been mistaken for another. The outside was now properly decorated, with a more well-made sign bearing an engraving of a wamasu that looked distinctly like Leaps. The wood was in fine shape, and had the shine of a coating to prevent rot. 

Once they were brought inside, they would see that it had been similarly renovated to the exterior. The walls were painted, though not in any extravagant color. It simply had a dark coat of brown to protect the wood and make the walls seem more uniform. There were a few paintings hung on the walls which mostly depicted the local landscape, and a single, somewhat large tapestry that, again, depicted a wamasu. Overall, it did not seem to be a "high-class" inn exactly, but it was clearly attracting a sort of clientele with a bit more wealth than before. There was a reasonable crowd at the tables, consisting of both locals and travelers, and as Rukeewei had mentioned before, his employees were handling the customers perfectly well without him needing to be present.