"Thank you princess, it really is an interesting power. Just... Maybe don't show it off so much?" Tetsuya suggested, smiling slightly. He wasn't really anything special so why did he warrant seeing something so unique? If the wrong people caught wind of this or saw it then it could spell trouble for Eri, but then she must already know that. To Lady Ru he offered a smile, giving a nod of his head, "Thank you too, Lady Ru. I'll let someone know as soon as I find a place, don't worry. And thank you for the discount too, I appreciate it." Just as well he should get a discount, he hardly had a lot of money to throw around. There was a small stipend given to him by Lord Shima and then his own savings, which hardly amassed to any kind of fortune. It should be enough for a bit of traveling, though sooner or later Tetsuya figured he'd have to earn money somehow too.
Thankfully getting back to Ru proper wasn't too difficult, nor was finding an inn. Just to avoid getting into anything the Neko avoided places he'd visited earlier, opting instead for some new spots. No harm had been done really by his questioning but he'd rather be safe than sorry; having some drunk who was miffed over being asked a bunch of stuff break into his room didn't sound all too fun. The one he had finally settled on sat along one of the walls of the town, standing on its own in a fairly open space of land with all sorts of little plants decorating the otherwise barren lawn. It was a bit small and maybe the cheapest one he could find, but then Tetsuya didn't need luxury. He had spent the night before reaching Ru sleeping beneath a tree, so anything at this point would be preferable.
The old man running the inn was a bit stingy when it came to negotiating cost, even when Tetsuya told him about what Lady Ru had said. It wasn't until he managed to find a guard and have the man corroborate his story that he was given the discount, unable to help but smile a little smugly as he trotted past the innkeeper and to his room. His accommodations would be about as simple as you could get, with little but a bedroll, a dresser and a small table adorning the simple tatami-mat floored room. There was a set of doors leading to the courtyard outside, but he doubted he'd spend much time there. After some fiddling and getting his armor off, Tetsuya began wandering around the inn a bit, hoping to find a place to take a bath; walking around in that armor a lot could make you stink quite a bit, after all.