"Let's just take her along with us..." she said as they reached their room.  She then hd the door open for Ahnah.

"Alright, it's decided then," she said, stepping through, turning and holding the door for Goldenscale, "We'd best get some rest before morning comes."

"Yeah..." she said with a yawn.

"I'm just going to put a barrier over the door and windows so we can get some proper rest. You go ahead and make yourself comfortable," she yawned, starting to put up a barrier.

"Alright..." she said, changing out of her normal clothes and into sleep wear. Once she had done that, she then lay down on the bed and curled up before falling asleep.

Once the door and all windows were covered, Ahnah pressed her back against the wall before sliding down to the floor. "Good night my gold lily," she said with a sile before falling asleep herself.

Soon morning came, and Goldenscale woke u with a yawn.  She then stretched and changed into her day clothes.  Only a little longer before the Keepers and her would meet.  She then sat on the bed and began to write a journal about what the humans were like and the such.  She didn't want to wake up Ahnah since she was still sleeping.

After a few minutes, Ahnah started moving, first stretching and yawning before opening her eyes. "Good morning, did you sleep well," she asked, pushing off the wall to stand, "It's almost time to see those Beastkeepers isn't it?"

"Yes, and I slept well.  How about you?" she asked.

"A little uncomfortable, but I slept well. You think Midnight slept well," she asked, popping her back.

"Hopefully." she said with a smile, walking over to Ahnah and giving her a gentle hug.  "Want to go get some breakfast?" she asked.

"Sounds good. It's never a good idea to do anything on an empty stomach," she said, returning the hug. "Just so you know, I've encountered those keepers before. They were much younger then. They all made a promise to me that they would never mistreat the creature that came into their care," she said, "If you can't turn them back to the right path, I will have a promise on my part to uphold."

"I will make sure that they change.  If they don't then I shall free all of their companions as part of the punishment." she said.

"Let me do that if they don't change. I made a promise to them that if they ever persisted down a path of disrepect for nature, I would personally undo everything they had ever acomplished before coming after them," she said, shaking her head, "I should have checked in on them from time to time as they seem to have forgotten me."

"They will regret that." she said as she let go of Ahnah.  She then sat on the bed so that Ahnah could get done what she needed to get done.