"I'll go find them," Teal said, her expression grim with anger. "How can they let Your Highness stay in a place like this?"
I glanced around the dim, dilapidated room, a heavy weight settling in my chest.
More than Teal's fury, I was concerned about how we would manage to sleep here tonight. The Holy Convent, situated at Northtown's northernmost edge, already bore the brunt of the cold. This drafty room offered little respite.
I sighed, pulling a blanket from our luggage to spread over the bed. At the very least, we needed to ensure we wouldn't freeze on our first night.
Teal’s eyes reddened as she snatched the blanket from my hands. "Your Highness, let me do it."
Before I could comfort her, a mocking female voice interrupted from the doorway.
"Heh, now that you're here, there's no s
