"Could have fooled me." Zepher said, his hood down so his face was visible, a genuine smile adorning his features, "Think you got a natural talent for dancing, princess."<br/><br/>He noticed some people, probably the people who defend the capital, showing off their swordmanship with practice swords. Giving Ari a grin that barely fit his face, He walked over to the cluster of people, seeming to disappear in the crowd. He had to admit he did pickpocket some of the wealthier people, including the Mayor, along the way. Getting a lot of valuable stuff, he reappeared a few minutes later with a pack with two hand and a half swords strapped to it. He picked up a practice sword himself as the group let him join in.<br/><br/>He started off facing one person, then found himself under siege as the whole group had decided to face him after a few minutes. This was fine with him as he disarmed the largest person in the group, flipped the practice sword he'd taken from him around, and layed waste to the whole group singlehanded. He used their numbers against them, maneuvering them in such a way that they interfered with each other's fields of attack. It looked like something from poetry with the deftness he showed as he battled the group. Eventually, he was the last one standing of the group as the others lay holding different pieces of their anatomy. He let out a laugh as he dropped the practice swords he had as he returned to Ari with the pack he brought with him.<br/><br/>He was flushed and out of breath, but his eyes were bright with excitement. It was a complete turn about from his earlier demeanor. Not in a bad way, but it was slightly worrying as he'd more or less taken down a detachment of the whole capital defense force by himself. Uncharacteristically, he stumbled, falling into Ari as he caught himself. Pulling away, he paused when he could look into her eyes.<br/><br/>"Sorry about that," He said, stepping back from her embarrassed, something he felt was a first for him, "I'm usually not that clumsy."