Brian
**Melkaire Amarth
Sage's Gallipot and Sentient shop in Hexrakes**

Melkaire felt perplexed as to why she bit her lip. The meaning behind the gesture was unknown to him— and yet, he could not deny that there was something... Attractive about it. "I am not sure what I have done to earn such kindness," Humbled, he dipped his bearded chin slightly, "But I am grateful for it."

Between the sips of coffee, he watched as she started to fidget nervously. It confused him as to why she did it, suspecting that his stature was intimidating. It wouldn't of been the first time.

A look of wonder spawned upon his weathered features in the wake of her inquiry. It was the first time anyone asked him such a thing. Ignorant of her intent, he found himself enjoying the company, but the itch to discover the truth to the reading she gave him prior began to make itself known. 

"I have never danced before." He admitted with a smile and a slight roll of shoulders. "The need to learn never came up."
Anna
**Amaryllis Sage
Sage's Gallipot and Sentient Shop in Hexrakes**

Amaryllis nodded and smiled softly. She figured that this would be the perfect opportunity to teach him, if he wanted to, of course.

"Well, I could teach you, if you would like. I have a phonograph. We could play some music." 

Amaryllis was hoping that he would say yes, but was preparing for him to decline. *A man like him? Why would he want to dance?*
Brian
**Mellaire Amarth
Sage's Gallipot and Sentient shop in Hexrakes**

"Teach me?" Melkaire's right hand slowly peeled away from the coffee mug, at which point, his finger turned upward towards himself. He appeared perplexed at first, only a moment's breath taken in passing caused features to soften. 

"A phonograph?" Asked Melkaire as he looked around the room in effort to spot the contraption. "I suppose it could not hurt to learn something new." He replied, looking rather embarrassed as he gazed down to his large, booted feet. "I fear I may step on your toes or worse. You see, I am a large man. I have big feet. It is hard to be aware of one's reach during the best of times."