Sirenix blinked in surprise before giving a soft smile to Blake's comment. He was right about that at least. She was trying and she had to keep a hold of the hope that she wouldn't be too late. At the fact that he had questions, Sirenix nodded. He would have to be a fool not to have any questions. A fool or a trap set up to capture even more people. But he had questions so either he was a good actor or he was okay. And who knew? Maybe they were heading to the same inn. Even if they weren't, she was about ready to call it a day and just take a break at whatever inn they were staying at. Surely it couldn't be that bad?<br/><br/>A quick glance as his companion to see what Avis was thinking about Blake basically inviting a complete stranger, she saw the disappointment there. It was quick though. There one moment and gone the next. Quick enough that it almost made her question it, but she had learned that often her first impressions were right about ninety percent of the time. The other ten percent was split between being wrong and nothing exploded to being wrong and things exploded all around. The underwater native had to wonder if the disappointment was cause of her.<br/><br/>She suddenly felt her face heat up as she thought about why. Could she had interrupted a date? A shopping trip? Intel gathering? Or did Avis not like the idea of heading back to the inn just yet? Either way, Sirenix kept her eyes to the ground as she trailed along behind the two. Her first actual meeting with someone in this city and she was wondering if she already made an enemy by mistake. She didn't even notice when they took a wrong turn or had to back track. In fact, she only knew they arrived when Avis slammed through the tavern door. The Kalros couldn't hide the smile at the others actions. She was certainly a hurricane and the merperson was upset that she had caused such a spirited person to have disappointment.<br/><br/>Looking up at the sign, she tilted her head and then gave a quiet laugh. "Looks like I finally found my inn." She gave Blake a small smile before entering the place and looking around. She took note of everyone and where Avis had gone. She was talking to another male who looked tired and that about the only thing holding him up might be the bar. But that was just her observation as she moved to find an unoccupied table to sit down at. She hadn't forgotten Blake's questions, but she wanted to get away from the door and therefore the center of attention as soon as possible. The limelight just wasn't her thing after all.