"I'm no afterlife specialist, but I do know the dead ain't aware o' their state. Makes you pretty alive th'way I see it" the barman says with a grin, before pouring some ale into a mug. "I'll get s'm' food from the kitchen. Try this stuff in the meantime, 'tis strong enough to wake the dead. Ain't gonna have much doubt after quaffin' sum". The man-dwarf seems to laugh a bit at his own joke, then leaves the mug next to Chailin before heading towards the kitchen to place an order.
Meanwhile, the humans turn around to notice Xana. "Kindest apologies, stranger, but we are in the middle of a rather important conversation that we would like to keep to ourselves. Are you lost?" one of them speaks up.
Bokorumon takes a moment to mull over Tarandar's words, though whether he's deep in thought or struggling to think through the alcohol is not clear. "You said so yourself, you are... irregular situations" he finally says. "But that doesn't really change much. My duty is to be your escort, regardless of whether you're alive or dead. At least until Yen-Wang-Yeh shoots you through a portal to your destination Plane. So yeah, if you stay here and don't make up for it, he will, when he makes his final decision. Gotta uphold the laws. Innkeeper gets compensated, Palace is free from the debt you've laid upon it and you end up paying anyway. Price is deducted from your ticket, if you get what I mean. Nice places ain't that cheap and it's your actions that pay the ticket, not the coins in your pouch. It's the way of the Planes." Bokorumon pauses to motion for another drink. "As long as you're still around by that time, my job's done. So yeah, if you wanna improve your odds of a nicer destination, you might as well find a way to pay for your stay here. Doesn't have to take you away, I bet they could use a few extra hands to clean the place or help in the kitchen."