Boredom lurked just at the next corner and she quickly grew impatient as she received no reply from
@Quinn . Indra lighted one of her magrecrafting reagents (because of the room's lack of candles), giving the room a blue tone pleasing to the eye. Arms crossed, she walked in circles, waiting for a reply. Did he get bored of her? No, even worse, was that chat enough to make him sleep!? Oh god, could it be that he actually died frozen!? Guilt started to build up on her chest. The blonde received her message after a commotion downstairs stopped. Hair strand up, Indra quickly read his message. She had no courage of eating any of the food from the inn, so she starved. In the end, she gave in and sent her coordinates. If he tried anything, she could just blow up the place with her already activated manaprism. She clicked the confirm button and sent the message — nothing could go wrong, she had everything under her control!
Indraneel
[COORDINATES], largest room
Indra stretched herself, content with the pie she’d get to eat, rather than the food from the inn. As she stretched, however, the blonde realized something. Her blue eyes stared at her curvy figure in the mirror, covered by the inn’s worn out chemise.
“Startled. I almost forgot to wear someth…” Indra stared at where her clothes were supposed to be, only to notice they were gone. Right, the inn was supposed to take care of it and have it fresh and washed by tomorrow. A chill ran down her spine.
“Woebegone. What have I done.” Contrary to her expressionless face, her arms flailed about in desperation. She had no way of recovering her clothes faster than he'd reach the place, and all clothes in the room were meant for sleeping. In the end, she hid on her bed and covered herself in mattresses and pillows, making a perfect pillow fortress where only her head sticked out like a sore thumb. Her ahoge flailed about, sharp enough to kill a human being.
That pillow fortress was the perfect defense.
All according to her plan, really.