Eliza pouted to see him slip through her grasp, but sighed, resigned to the usual fare.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, some of the men glanced at the strange cat-like woman. One man even spoke up, slurring his words, “I never did nothing with an animal before, but I’d take a ride with that one, and I don’t mean like riding a horse, if ye know what I mean.” He guffawed loudly over the music that Ryo was playing.<br/><br/>Abia hadn’t really paid attention to her patron’s rude behavior, feeling a sliver of her previous embarrassment, until Nathan approached her. “Heh, sorry. I just... I don’t know what came over me to go up there at all. Nobody made a noise the entire time. I must have been terrible.” She covered her eyes with her hands from shame, sighing before uncovering them again and looking at Nathan, giving him a slightly pathetic smile, lifting an eyebrow.