Thankfully, there were no carpets to muddy, all of the floods were wooden, waxed and polished to resist even the most demanding of travellers, he smiled at the politeness, it was refreshing after the interactions he'd had thus far with a number of his guests just bustling in and making a ruckus of the place, "Certainly we have three or four rooms still available. Would you like a bath with that?" As he looked outside he could see the rain clouds building sharply, it was always the case around here thanks to a turbulent micro climate, the room was beginning to dim as the clouds thickened and the sun set. It was when a loud thundererous roar rolled down the valley that he realized they were going to be in for a noisy night.
"Well, looks like everyone is going to be here for the night at the very least. The rooms are upstairs, feel free to pick any that are not currently occupied. We have a large bathing facility but it's a one at a time thing unless you don't mind sharing?" In the mean time however he walked to the front door, shutting it lightly. Margaret from the kitchen came wandering through with a lamp, "Ah I should point out that we don't have that much electricity here, so we try to conserve as much as we can. It helps against blackouts too." He beckoned the girl, no older than seventeen, wispy blonde hair and green eyes. She walked around the various thick candles, fixed to the walls around the room and began lighting them. It also appeared Dux was outside shutting the shutters. They would be for all intents and purposes be locked in for the night as a flash of lightning lit up the door way. They'd never had a problem with the storms where they were situated, but it didn't hurt to be careful and it reassured the guests too that they were safe...usually.
