Heather
*Nagnis goes back to cleaning some mugs, the tavern now empty. Again.*
Helen
Vanixa walked into the tavern, humming softly as she walked. A pleasant look upon her face, the corners of her mouth turned upwards. Her longbow on her back sat proudly on display. Arrows in their quiver moving against one another, making a soft tapping noise. 

Vanixa looked over at Nagnais cleaning his mugs, in the empty tavern. **" Ahh have I missed all the fun of the day already?" **
Heather
*He perked his ears up and turned to look towards Vanixa. He smiled back at her and placed the mug he was currently cleaning down, turning his body to face her.

**"Unfortunately so. I managed to get some cleaning done. Did you enjoy your time outside in the area?"***
Helen
Vanixa moved her head side to side, eyes looking upwards for a moment. She looked down pulling a couple of pins out her hair, letting her hair fall down. 

**" Excuse me , I am not use to having my hair up for so long. It was starting to give me a headache."**

**" I must say the area was nice I was able to sell a few things, make a bit of coin. Saw a few children running around and mother's giving chase. It was all quite pleasant indeed."**

Vanixa took a sit the counter, looking the man over, "** How was your day?"**
Heather
*He smiled, trying to imagine the beautiful scene.

**"Well, mostly boring. Quiet. I catered for 3 other people before you came back, and that was about it."** He stood up straight. **"Would you like anything to eat or drink?"***
Helen
Vanixa leaned forward a bit, **" Hmm a drink would be nice." Do you spend most of your days inside of the tavern? No long walks, or maybe star gazing in the night?" Do tell if you take all your joy, flirting with the lady patrons. **

Vanixa gave a mischievous smile, **" I might have to ask around about your reputation."**
Heather
*He blinked then gave a faint chuckle, blushing a little bit.

**"Ah. I do spend most of my days indoors. I occasionally go out at night, thought not as often as I used to. I seem to be busying myself here as much as I can, but on the times I have nothing to do, I stay here. I haven't taken a walk outside in... Half a month?"***
Helen
Vanixa watches the dark blush flush the man's skin. A smirk forming on her lips, as she listen to the man speak. Vanixa rested her elbows on the counter folding her hands, resting her chin on top of them.

 She looked up at the man speaking, ** " Well that is quite preposterous. Do you not miss the sun or the wind on your skin? I get caught gloomy when I don't at-least feel the sun on my skin. **
Heather
***"I do miss it quite a lot. I used to enjoy it a lot."** He looked around at the tavern and how empty it was. He then turned around and grabbed a mug, pouring some ale into it before giving it to her.

**"Perhaps when you have finished the drink, I'll close the bar up before I take a walk for the night. Should do me good."** He smiled faintly.*
Helen
Vanixa eyes light up, " **Would you mind some company? I am quite positive it will do you good indeed. **Vanixa unfolds her hands, taking the drink in hand. She brings it to her mouth drinking, quite thirsty from spending her day wandering around.
Heather
*He gave a nod of the head.

**"But I would never object to some company. It would be very delightful. Perhaps you and I may walk to an area with some herbs for your practices."***
Helen
Vanixa laughed, almost spitting out her drink, **" We would have to go into the forest for my needs of herbs."** Vanixa looks over her mug, tilting it up to take another drink. She turns her head to the side, a eyebrow raising, 

** Your not trying to coax me into the forest are you?"** Vanixa smirks enjoying twisting the man's words, shooting to see the blush creep upon his face.
Heather
*His ears perked up.

**"Heavens no! That's incredibly shady for me to do such a thing. I do not know your preferred locations to find ingredients, I merely took a stab in the dark as to our location for the night."** He chuckled faintly with a soft blush. **"Suffice to say we just roam the roads for the night?"***
Helen
Vanixa takes a long drink, placing the now empty mug on the counter. Vanixa licked her lips, raising her chin a bit looking at the man. 

**" Of course you are such the gentleman, how could I think such a thing of you! A night of roaming the roads with you shall be interesting. **

Vanixa gives a smirk, **" Perhaps one day I'll show you some of my favorite places in the forest. Though to not be shady as you put it, I'll take you in the daylight hours.**
Heather
*He couldnt help but keep the smile on his face. Noticing she finished her drink, he stood up straight and moved out from behind the counter.

**"Well, let's go on that little walk then. Shouldn't take too long, roughly an hour or so."** He held the door open for her.*
Helen
Vanixa got up from her seat walking over to the door. She gave a small bow of her head, as she walked out the door, giving a quiet, ** "Thank you."**

When Vanixa walked outside she took a step to the side, allowing Nagnis to be on her right side.
Heather
*As she exited, he followed too, closing the door and locking it with a key tied around his neck by a piece of thin thread. He tucked it under his shirt for now before turning to look at her. The roads held so much to discover, for him to choose a destination was difficult. 

He glanced up at the sky, seeing the stars in their beautiful glory. He smiled softly at sight of them before looking down at Vanixa.

**"Where to first?"***
Helen
Vanixa watched the light in his eyes burn brighter as he looked up into the stars. It brought a smile upon her face, her ears burning hot. She almost missed what he said in her musing. 

She lifted a shoulder up , ** I am not sure I am quite new here. We could just begin walking, see what fate has for us."** Vanixa held a arm out, in a forward direction, **" Let us journey onwards! **She says, in her best Captain voice.
Heather
*He gave a small chuckle in response to this comical behavior. He begun walking beside her, their journey going down the dimly lit roads of  . He couldnt help by occasionally look up at the stars in the sky and admire them as he walked. Despite living so long, the one thing that seemed consistent were these stars and the moon. It soothed him, made him feel relaxed. Perhaps even closer to nature than he would have initially thought.*