Sipping on her drink, Lin allowed her eyes to wander the tavern. At first, there seemed nothing interesting outside of the crazy drunks and those who did nothing more than cheered on people to drink or to drink themselves. That wasnâ??t a surprise though, as this was a drinking pub for many people. After work or away from stress, a place to let loose and have funâ??perhaps a small fightâ??was away to get away. Instead of focusing on those people though, she watched the gamblers. People sometimes spent their fortunes on such petty games. It was like an addiction that rooted beyond the game; something she didnâ??t care to ponder on too long.<br/><br/>When a person moved to sit next to her, she swerved her gaze towards the said voice. An ogre, perhaps not by looks, but spirit. Crystalline blue eyes flickered towards the shadows as if to tell them to stay where they were, before holding out her drink as if offering a toast.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff0080">â??Be my guest. Seems like youâ??ve had quite the drink for such a fine afternoon, maâ??am.â?</span>the blonde offered as a conversation starter. It wasnâ??t polite to not offer it at least, so she held out her laced glove hand and brightened her smile.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff0080">â??My name is Lin, by the way.â?</span><br/><br/><b>â??Iâ??ll be glad ta show tâ??e liâ??l misses â??round townâ?¦ and afâ??erwarâ??s, we can â??etire to meh bed.â?</b>a crude remark came from her left. Lin had been facing her right and the Orge, before turning her head to face a rather drunken man. His breath reeked of cheap whiskey and his eyes were dulled by being too sloshed. It was obvious that he was looking for either a fight or a fuck, and with the way that his eyes roamed up and down her form, it was obviously a fuck.<br/><br/>For a moment, she contemplated about going into the back or somewhere private with him andâ?¦ teach him a lesson. But that thought was shoved aside as she turned her attentions back to the redheaded woman. Best not to be rude to someone that had not offended her in any way.