This must have been hell for Kohdeki. All of those coin purses everywhere, ripe for the taking. Jingling as people moved and shuffled through the streets, crying out like a child wailing for a parent's affections. She gazed upon his face for only a moment, able to see quite clearly how hard he was holding himself back. It was a rather sad sight to see - and sad to think that anyone would be that greedy. . .but highly amusing at the same time. She was certain that he would be up to no good soon enough.<br/><br/>Would she do anything about it? Probably not. Just as well, there was a good chance she would jack him up and force him to give the money back.<br/><br/>"I don't know of many other places outside of the Boggan. Unless Koh here has some clue where we're going, I'd say no clue. But hey, sometimes the exploration is part of the fun too, right," she said, her usual grin widening slightly. To Erin, this was all fun and games. Then again, just about anything other than sitting at a Shrine and listening to people complaining about things was fun and games. Especially after a disaster like the one that brought all of the refugees here in the first place.