As soon as Meesei awoke, she ate her breakfast of kwama eggs and began to prepare for their visit to the city. She dressed herself in the clothing she had purchased on the mainland, which consisted guarhide shoes and a blue Dunmer-styled dress, which, like most clothing in the region, had a hood for use in ashstorms. The fabric itched against her scales and she found it generally unpleasant to wear, but it was necessary. Lorag styled himself as a bodyguard and, as such kept his iron armor and hammer. Fortunately, they would be able to keep their weapons in the city, as it was not at all unusual for travelers to be armed while making their way across the expanse of the ashlands. It would be more strange if they were all completely unarmed. 

Ahnasha remained close to Fendros during breakfast. He could not look at her without her returning a smile. Unfortunately, they would need to avoid displaying their relationship in any form once in the city, as relationships between Dunmer and Khajiit were anything but common. It was unlikely to cause any sort of violent reaction from the locals, but they needed to avoid having any special attention brought on themselves. 

Once everyone was ready and gathered around the campfire, Meesei addressed the group. "We must be careful while in the city. We do not know who this Orc has the ears of. It would be unwise to directly ask about him, as it may alert him that he is being tracked. Even worse, the information we receive could lead us into an ambush. If you ask the locals anything, try to avoid mentioning the Orc directly. As about local events, or perhaps steer a conversation about native creatures into one about local hunters. Never bring him up directly. Keep in mind that there may very well be other lycans here as well after the same quarry. It should be easy to smell them, but they can just as easily identify us. They are not likely to attack us, but neither will they help us. Still, we may be able to use their presence to our advantage. Just keep an eye out for opportunities."