Saina crouched by the courtyard gate, peering inside through the crack.
"There's an open space in the courtyard!"
Su Li knocked on the door, but no one answered for a long while.
"We'll come back tomorrow." Su Li turned around. "Let's find an inn for the night first."
The three of them returned to the main street the way they had come and found a fairly clean-looking inn on a street corner.
Su Li walked inside and saw a goblin sitting behind the counter.
It was Su Li's first time seeing a goblin up close.
Just over a meter tall, with a head as big as a pumpkin, a long pointed nose, and tiny eyes that darted about constantly—he looked shrewd to the bone.
"Three guests, staying the night?" The goblin innkeeper rubbed his hands together, his smile ingratiating.
"Two rooms." Su Li held up two fingers.
"One room," Saina and Elena said at the same time.
The two women exchanged a glance, then simultaneously turned their heads away.
The goblin innkeeper keenly caught this subtle situation, and his hands rubbed together even faster.
"Our finest luxury suite comes with one large bed and can sleep four people. Only—"
"We'll take it." Elena pulled out a gold coin and slapped it onto the counter.
The goblin innkeeper stared fixedly at the gold coin, his Adam's apple bobbing.
Standing behind them, Su Li had only one thought in his mind.
Why was there always only one bed in this life?
Just as he was wondering whether to object, Saina had already grabbed his sleeve and dragged him upstairs.
Elena held the room key and walked at the front. Her long legs stepped onto the stairs, her red hunting outfit stretched taut around them.
She pushed open the door.
The room was