Myrtice
"It brings out both the good and the bad in people."

*Another sip, and the wine was 3/4 empty.*

"Commissions are common. People love their personalized items. And being a farmhand is indeed tough."

*3. Given he had never attended a class, he had no clue if that was a standard class or not. It probably wasn't big though.*

"Mind if I have a look? I've always wanted to see what it looks like."

*Zed wondered if he could add anything to his arsenal from unarmed fighting. He was proficient in many, many weapons; not a specialist in any of them, but he was incredibly versatile. If anything was similar to knife fighting, this was it.*
Ann
"Indeed being drunk certainly does bring out both the best and worst in people."

*She agreed, and nodded, listening as he spoke of commissioning items, agreeing that people sure did love their personalized items. She smiled a little when he asked about having a look at her class, and she nodded once again.*

"Sure. Admittedly, I don't know if I am doing well or not at teaching, or if I simply chose a poor time to start teaching what I know to those who want to learn."

*She would stretch a little, as she looked over the tavern with a small, happy sigh. It wasn't much just yet, but, it was her's, and currently, that's all that really mattered to her.*

"Maybe it'll help them focus today, having someone else here than our little class."

*She mused, with a smile.*
Myrtice
"Well, experience is the best teacher. The longer you teach, the better you'll get at it."

*The assassin also wondered if he should test his own skills against them. Perhaps get a small piece of wood to act as a knife, or perhaps just imagine himself holding one.*

"Guess they're not used to a spectator, huh?"

*Zed finished the wine, setting the tankard down.*

"Ah, that was nice."
Ann
"Experience is indeed the best teacher."

*She agreed, and would feel herself nodding when he asked about their lack of spectators, thinking about how she taught her class as it was. She only hoped she was teaching them well overall.*

"I hope to become a good enough teacher in the future, to be teaching far more than... Well, three consistent people."

*She laughed, thinking.*

"That'd be an understatement, don't see too many people visit during the lessons. I like to think it helps them not get too cocky in the moment, but, we'll have to see how it goes over time."

*She smiled, watching him set the tankard down, and nodded once more.*

"Appreciate you enjoyed it, guess I learned least *Something* From my past."

*She added with a small laugh.*