Aristophillia watched as Zepher managed to take on a group of the Capital Guard. It wasn't hard to see why he had been chosen for the journey, for he came out the victor and, in all honesty, Ari was impressed. Of course, this said loads about the Guards training and Ari caught a glimpse of the Mayor's face: he was not happy. Ari noticed that Zepher was definitely in his element when he was fighting.<br/><br/>When the dark haired man return to her side, stumbling as he did, Ari tried to hold what weight she could, with a laugh. "Perhaps you should keep out of the wine for the rest of the night." She jested with the man while strightening her garb. "Speaking of night.." Ari's voice trailed as she spotted Madrona on the side of the building. "It seems I should be turning in. It's been fun." The young woman paused. "I only wish I would have been able to do this before now." Ari gave a small wave to Zepher as she made her way to Madrona.<br/><br/>With Ari gone, The Mayor replaced her at Zepher's side. "You are truly a fine swordsman. We did well in hiring you." The man spoke his praise with a smile, but it soon returned to a more neutral, almost poker face as he continued. "Falling in love with her would not be wise." He clearly had seen the natural chemistry the two had together. "Unless you wish for a broken heart." His words were soft, as if he only meant them for Zepher. However, his next line was cheerful and loud. "I'll see you tomorrow in the common's area at sun up. Bring any clothing or personal weapons. The rest will be provided."