"So where is that bearded fellow Robert?" She asked when Engie removed her headwear, drawing some more onlookers' attention to them.
"Miss Engie, my apologies, but I have things I need to do before the stores close for the day. If you'll excuse me."
He made a short, but congenial bow of his head with his hand on his chest, then turned and headed down the street, and toward the general store.
"Oh." Engie paused to remember. "He zaid he's koing to do zomezing pefore zee sdore clozes," she said gently to the demoness. Without the helmet and goggles, let alone the natural long gray hair and darker gray eyes. She seems to look attractive and innocent, melting the demoness's soul.
"U-uh, w-welcome!…" he stammered with the offer of a humble smile.
Greeted the young innkeepers with a smile. "Kood Heffening. I vould like to haffe your piggest room, ein full-courze meal, und your taffern's zignature poose. Zank vu." She said to the young with a warmth smiled.
It seems that onlookers glaring as a gut felt. It made her feel uncomfortable.