Jalin smiled and tapped his cane, leaving with the others. Siege crossed her arms under her chest as they moved through the tavern, willing her tail to not betray anything, but as sharp as beastfolk noses were everyone and their mother probably knew what was going on by now. She should know by now that it was an inn, nobody really cared what you used the bed for as long as you didn't break it or kill someone in it.
Finding the bank wasn't any harder than finding the castle, they just had to look for the white marble building poking above the rooftops in the business district. This one was smaller than the one in Sunset Port, with only a single gateway to the magic vault Naela had described. Their rings, bracelets and amulets glowed and buzzed as they walked in, making Siege jump.
"Ah, I see you've come to use our services again!", came the familiar voice of the high elf Naela who had talked them into these accounts to begin with.