[There's a brief flicker of something in Rezo's expression at the disappointment in Zelgadis's voice, but it vanishes when he realizes they're approaching a wall, only a few moments before Zelgadis lets him know they've arrived. From then on his expression is placid, even when he takes in the crowded conditions of the inn.

He's dealt with worse conditions. Taforashia had six healthy people and hundreds in various states of illness. This much is nothing.

He gives the innkeeper a kindly smile when she speaks up.]

Thank you. I'd like to speak with you about the situation later, but right now I need to examine the patients.

[And if he's to examine the patients, it's best if he does so along with a sighted assistant.

Rezo doesn't even have to think before he turns to his grandson.]

Zelgadis. Come with me.