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[Innkeeper]

  1. [I-Innkeeper]
  2. [Innkeep]
  3. [innkeeper]
  4. [INNKEEPER]
  5. [Innkeepers]
  6. [Innkeepery]
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1.03 She poked the fish and tried to think of something to make. She had no fire, no other ingredients aside from blue fruit. The [Innkeeper]’s lips moved soundlessly for a second.
1.06 “Levels? Oh. No. I’ve got levels in, uh, [Innkeeper].”
1.06 “And you’re an [Innkeeper], right? Got any other classes?”
1.06 “Um. I gained levels just from cleaning an inn. And I wasn’t an [Innkeeper] before this. So why…?”
1.07 “Seriously. They were so normal. But apparently I’m normal too. There are other Humans around here at least. But leveling? Classes? Am I an [Innkeeper]? Do I innkeep? How does that work?”
1.07 He just hoped the [Innkeeper] wouldn’t stay up waiting for him.
1.08 “How astute. She’s quite intelligent for an [Innkeeper].”
1.08 “My apologies, good [Innkeeper], for all these misunderstandings. Please accept this recompense for your wasted time.”
1.08 “It’s not mine. I just found it and somehow became an [Innkeeper] by cleaning up around here.”
1.09 The [Innkeeper] actually turned around blankly.
1.09 “That’s quite useful! Most craftsman and artisan classes get that early on. I guess [Innkeepers] are sorta like that, right? Got to take care of the inn, repair windows, fix tables, and all that.”
1.09 “Ah. I see the good [Innkeeper] holds a grudge. Well, I’m not sure what she told you two, but I assure you, I have compensated her more than adequately for my…mistake. It’s nothing two soldiers need concern themselves with.”
1.10 True, she was an [Innkeeper]. Or at least, she kept an inn relatively clean. But that didn’t make her feel better.
1.10 Erin froze, but Klbkch clacked his mandibles after a second. He stared at Erin for a long moment, then at Pisces, then slowly sheathed his swords. He met the [Innkeeper]’s desperate gaze—then nodded.
1.10 “…I believe I am incorrect. Relc, the Watch has no authority here. This is an independent inn, and the [Innkeeper] is allowed to deny our authority here.”