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The man, noticing these nervous indications, didn’t really care, ‘Just like the first time tourists from Tanabon, although that beanie is quite odd in Movement’, yet, with a cheerful demeanor, he slid forward a brochure, “This one would be a fine choice, in that case. I hear it just added a pool, quite lovely, swimming is.” He then turned, grabbed a larger folded paper, and placed it next to the desk, “Here’s a map of the capitol, and if you do need a ride, just before you exit is a small business, it’ll be on your right, that exchanges foreign currency for domestic Herns. Oh yes, about the ride, the exit, that way,” he points to a large hallway that leads to some stairs downwards, with signs indicating several things from “Baggage Claim” to the aforementioned “Currency Exchange”, yet he continues, “Typically has multiple taxi services, as well as bus services, that can take you around town. Be well aware though, both of these do cost money to ride. However I think there is a way to buy a 1 or 2 day bus ticket in the Currency Exchange.”

He sets his hands back on the desk, and with a seemingly genuine smile, “Anything else you would like to know? It’s my job, after all.”