Part of the bottle was half empty, and the glass before her the same. The silver hues looked to the very bottom of the glass, now making her question herself, had she been right in leaving the man at the old shack? Should she had killed him right then and there? There was a lot of consideration there, the one cure that seemed to be helping was the drinks sitting in front of her. It was a matter of time in which everything would spin around her, hardening her sense to a dull roar and at last, making her a enigma to the surroundings which she sat in. It was strange to think that a huntress of her possessed skill and talent would laundry herself to this low of a level.<br/><br/>Though didn't everyone have their own internal evils?<br/><br/>Reaching her hand up she pushed back to the raven black strands behind her ear, to her right a seat pulled out beside her. A worn hard cut man took the sit, leaning his armored forearms to the counter as he nodded to the tender. Tri took the time tilting her hand to the side, the deeper her stupor went the less she remembered about the people that was here, or the way they treated her. Her gaze went from head to toe of the man, it was clear that he too much like herself was a hunter of some sort. It was easy to tell them apart from the normal people of the village.<br/><br/>"What is it that you hunt?"<br/><br/>The man beside her turned his attention on her, gazing for some time before he shrugged his shoulders at her. He wasn't a very openly person to speak about such things, but he was planning to humor the poor drunkard woman.<br/><br/>"Anything with a price on it's head."<br/><br/>That took Tri back, making her a little sober as she straightened up in her own seat. Her head turned back so that her eyes lingered back down into the glass before her. She was surly going to have to be careful were ever she went to. Tri had done things in her pass to warrant a merc after her. Pursing her lips she crossed her legs over each other and leaned more forward on the counter.<br/><br/>"Interesting..."