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« on: August 19, 2012, 04:50:02 am »
((:'D Okay))
Vell reached a hand into the pouch, pulling out the requested amount while the innkeeper's attention was caught by another voice. With a hint of a frown on her face, and with much hesitation to part with her money, she placed it on the counter. God, she barely had enough to rent a room for one night. To get a good meal and maybe a few things to take home, she would have to get out and work for it later, and for most of tomorrow. At least you can catch up on some rest in a little bit. she thought with as much optimism as she could muster. She would have told the innkeeper that she would not be buying a meal, but came to the conclusion that the amount on the counter would be enough to show that, and so didn't bother. And to not interrupt, she decided she would hang around down around the bar for a while before asking about which room would be hers for the night.
Her grey eyes followed to the other voice that had spoken next to her, a quizzical look appearing as she noticed it was a dog... or wolf? Vell really couldn't tell which. She blinked in confusion, knowing for a fact that she heard it say something. Okay, I need to go sit down. she thought, shrugging it off and making her way over to one of the empty tables away from the bar and taking a seat. She took a bite of her apple before digging around in her pouch and pulling out the necklace that she had pick-pocketed earlier that day. It was quite a simple piece of jewelry, but nice. Gold, with a small pendant that looked like a leaf, a decent sized emerald in the middle. I can't believe how lucky I was. She couldn't help but let herself smile while staring at it, but her attention was drawn away as a man entered the inn, obviously searching for someone. She watched him while she slipped the necklace back into the pouch.
He seemed to have found who he was looking for, as he walked over and took a seat next to them. As soon as he had finished a drink, a faint red swirled around him. Curious at the man's sudden anger, Vell allowed herself to listen in. "You will not believe my day today!" The other one replied, but Vell was too far away to hear the words clearly, and the noise from the dwarves did not help her concentration. After a few more moments, the man handed his companion a piece of paper, and they replied with a pouch of what Vell assumed was payment. She hadn't caught any more words of the conversation before the man had already left the inn. How interesting... Vell looked away from them for a moment, taking another bite of her apple and let her eyes wander over to the wolf-dog again, wondering if it would say something more, or if it had really said something in the first place. Well, the innkeeper did reply to it, so I can only assume that I'm not crazy.
She attempted to take another bite of the apple before realizing that all that was left was the core. Slowly, she got up again and walked over to a bin, throwing it away and turning back to go sit down. She stopped, noticing the man that had been over by the dwarves from was staring at her warily. She watched him back for a moment, her eyes catching the move he made to secure any valuables. Vell couldn't keep eye contact very long, feeling a hint of uneasiness. Did he know something, or was he just cautious around all strangers? But I'm halfway across the room. she thought. Her eyes darted off back to where she had been sitting, her body following its path. She plopped back into the chair and inwardly sighed. This place has some really strange characters. I think I'll make my next trip to Rien.