"Maybe it hasn't occurred to you, but I'm not a spy," Searu answered idly, not looking the least bit surprised by the disembodied voice suddenly following her. "Common mistake, really. Don't feel bad," she smiled beatifically, winking when she caught some lad's attention, preferring to be a random pretty face than an identifiable woman who acted suspiciously. After all, Searu worked best by hiding right in front of people. "And if you're playing games, go play with the Spymaster. I don't deal with young ones like you. Too hot-blooded and impetuous," she said loftily. "If there's no deal to be made, or money to be had, there's no reason for me to stick around. If you actually want to work, then I'll go find one of the Spymaster's people," Searu said simply.<br/><br/>She mused a moment to Ace's other question before chuckling. "Earlier, you called me a spy. No, I hire spies. More proficiently than most spymasters, actually. But then, I can't be one. Their job makes them soft," she tutted. "No, I sell information. And you, sir, haven't given me a single denari. So, if you want to know more, I suggest you agree to the Spymaster's invitation. Otherwise, I'm sure there are plenty of other people looking for your services. You are quite skilled, from what I hear," she complimented with a coo.