Jeanette presses the button. "I thought it is understood we stick together. Is there a reason to split up besides the fact lodging is relatively cheap?"
 
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Jeanette presses the button. "Hikaru did say a hotel room for a night is an ounce of silver. Given the minimal cost, we can stay in a hotel. As for supper, we ate about two hours ago. We have the sandwiches you made, stuff to make more sandwiches, milk and the two cases of soda we got at Anne's."
 
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Inside the Camper, Moro helps Elsa. She wraps the quilt around Elsa and adjusts it for appearances. "I need for you to remove your gloves and keep your hands on you lap, palms down."
 
With the quilt wrapped around her, Elsa removes her gloves and places her hands palms down on her lap.
 
Jeanette drives to the entrance.
 
"Hands and face. Hands and face."
 
Jeanette removes her black leather gloves, shows her hands and lifts up her glasses. Danielle lifts up her dark colored glasses.
 
The side door is opened. "Hands and face. Hands and face." The guard looks at Elsa. "Is the child all right?"
 
"She's hypothermic." Moro answers. "We are on our way to a settlement with an excellent medical facility."
 
"Miss, I still need to see your hands." He touches Elsa's hands. "They're cold."
 
"May I put my gloves back on?" Elsa asks.
 
"Go ahead."
 
Moro helps Elsa get her gloves back on.
 
Anna removes her mittens.
 
"You're clear." The guard closes the door.
 
Jeanette pulls forward and gets on the radio. "I see a motel to our right. Do we want to check it out?"
 
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As Hondo went through supplies Valentine prepared for supper. She wasn't sure who was coming yet so they decided on hamburgers beans, and mac salad. Hondo cracked open a cold beer while he inventoried the supplies.

"I'll check it out." Hikaru exits the side door after Jeanette pulls in. She goes in the office of the old motel and approaches the front desk. "There are nine people in our party," Hikaru is still including Anna, "one of them is big. What accommodations do you have?"
 
"Every room has two beds. Each bed is either a full size or a queen. You will need three rooms. How long will your party be staying?"
 
"We're staying just for the night. Do you have laundry service?"
 
"Three rooms for one night will be three ounces of silver. Laundry service will be an additional ounce of silver."
 
An ounce of silver for laundry service is the same asking price the hotel in the fort asked fort. "Why is laundry service so expensive in this area?"
 
"We have to pay our employees in the laundry room. I can offer you the three rooms for four tenths of gold ($400) and I'll throw in laundry service and meals for free."
 
"We brought our own food and I'll be paying with silver. Before I do, may I see one of the rooms we'll be staying in? At least one bed needs to be a queen size."
 
The desk clerk gets a key and the two of them go to one of the rooms. The clerk unlocks it and they go in. It's old but clean. It's not like it was in the past when rooms had a telephone and TV. She checks out the bathroom. It has towels and toilet paper, nothing else. She checks the shower, the shower works. She goes back in the room and sits on one of the beds. The bed is still firm. She sniffs the room. There's no unusual smell. "We'll take it."
 
"Lets go back to the office."
 
In the office Hikaru pays the clerk four ounces of silver. She gets keys to three rooms and proof that laundry service is paid for.
 
Hikaru returns to the Camper. "We have three rooms and laundry service."