The innkeeper looked at Layla nervously, waiting to see what the female would answer her with.
However, Layla smiled at the innkeeper before allowing her to rent one room to those people.
"Sure, go ahead. As long as the 'three' of them stay at the ground floor and do not cross into my business, I don't care what they do."
Layla was confident that these people's interference would not hinder her work. Plus, she could feel the familiar magic gawking at her senses and forcing her to notice it.
It was a little annoying for her, but she was reasonable. She would let a few people stay in the inn while occupying it.
"Make sure they sign the waiver that anything that happens during their stay is not our fault. It is up to those people if they go into the wrong room. It wouldn't be our fault if they were to die."
It was unlikely for those three to die from their powerful aura, but you could never be too safe regarding magic.
