
Kyra could relate to his story in a way. She too had travel from place to place and sampled the ale, beer, wine, and whatever else was offered to drink. For her it was curiosity but more so because people continued to offer it to her. Still, she never liked the taste and even the sweet wines couldn't completely dilute the raw taste of the drink. "It's really popular I think. A lot of people enjoy it..just not me. I don't enjoy it at all."
When Tourmal placed his coin on the bar top, Kyra reached inside of her pouch and removed the same amount and placed it on the table to pay for her water. Turning her head slightly, she stared up at him from beneath the cloak of her hood as he asked her a question. It was a good question, an honest try, but she really didn't know how to answer it. At one point in her life, she could have claimed to have a job, but now it wasn't as easy to pin. She simply did what she needed to get by. "I used to be a performer. I worked with a talented magician, and together we made coins enough. But no longer, that was along time ago."
Once their drinks arrived, Kyra took up her mug and sipped the water for a bit, and placed the mug back on to the table. Again she glanced at Tourmal, who seemed to be really enjoying his drink, though how he liked it, she had no idea. She looked back to the mug again and lifted it to drink more of the water and peeking out at those around them from behind the mug.
"It's not strange.." she replied and placed the mug on the table for a second time. "You don't know about me, because I haven't told you anything. I didn't tell you anything because you never asked." She looked to him again and waited to see what he would ask, if he would ask. It was about this time that a man lifted an instrument from under the table where he sat, and with a few others crowded around him, he started to play. The music soon filled the room and Kyra turned away to see what was going on. The music was different, but the instrument was familiar.
Moments later, a few people started to get up from their tables and dance. Some dancing alone and others with a partner. Kyra turned back to her companion and tilted her head towards him with a smile. "Do you play, dance perhaps?"
When Tourmal placed his coin on the bar top, Kyra reached inside of her pouch and removed the same amount and placed it on the table to pay for her water. Turning her head slightly, she stared up at him from beneath the cloak of her hood as he asked her a question. It was a good question, an honest try, but she really didn't know how to answer it. At one point in her life, she could have claimed to have a job, but now it wasn't as easy to pin. She simply did what she needed to get by. "I used to be a performer. I worked with a talented magician, and together we made coins enough. But no longer, that was along time ago."
Once their drinks arrived, Kyra took up her mug and sipped the water for a bit, and placed the mug back on to the table. Again she glanced at Tourmal, who seemed to be really enjoying his drink, though how he liked it, she had no idea. She looked back to the mug again and lifted it to drink more of the water and peeking out at those around them from behind the mug.
"It's not strange.." she replied and placed the mug on the table for a second time. "You don't know about me, because I haven't told you anything. I didn't tell you anything because you never asked." She looked to him again and waited to see what he would ask, if he would ask. It was about this time that a man lifted an instrument from under the table where he sat, and with a few others crowded around him, he started to play. The music soon filled the room and Kyra turned away to see what was going on. The music was different, but the instrument was familiar.
Moments later, a few people started to get up from their tables and dance. Some dancing alone and others with a partner. Kyra turned back to her companion and tilted her head towards him with a smile. "Do you play, dance perhaps?"
