Through the door of Angels

[Janwin]

As the young woman walks up, Benedict apologizes. "My apologies, miss. I seem to have mistaken this for the stables. First time I have been to an inn which was built into one."

He then does his best to turn the massive warhorse around inside the room in order to lead it back out the door. This, predictably, goes rather unwell as the now-irritated horse is maneuvered in the tight confines of a barroom. More than one patron finds themselves a bit closer to the rear-end of the horse than they ever cared to be, and the clatter of drinks and eating utensils (plus a table or two) falling over fills the room. All of that, undercut by an occasional "pardon", "my apologies, good man", and "don't worry, I'm sure your laundress will get that out of your shirt easily enough".

Eventually, much to the delight and relief of any patrons present, he does manage to get the horse turned around and out the door and headed in the direction of the actual stables with the help of Laelia.