Darius stood, half in armor, in front of the ‘help wanted’ pillar, reading through the adds and trying to calculate. There were only two of them. They couldn’t take on jobs like clearing the mines of their goblins infestation. The hood of his black cloak was up to hide his features. There were plenty of creatures here in the square. He doubted many of them would take kindly to a dark elf. Drow were not well loved, and were highly stereotyped. There were plenty of reasons for it, but Darius didn’t have the patience to deal with it today.<br/><br/>“Darius.”<br/><br/>“Not now, Adrian,” Darius replied, waving a gloved hand at his half-brother.<br/><br/>“Darius.”<br/><br/>“I’m trying to find us work, Adrian.”<br/><br/>“Darius!” Darius turned towards his brother. The man was shorter than him, and younger by a few ages. His own face was covered by the shadow of his own hood, but Darius was close enough to him to see through it to a gleam in the younger man’s eyes. It slightly annoyed Darius. Until he noticed the direction Adrian was pointing in.<br/><br/>"...I see." Glancing over, there was a bit of a skirmish happening. There was a cloaked woman and an ogre involved. That was all Darius could tell at first.  When the ogre slammed the woman into the ground, the two brothers locked eyes. Darius smirked slightly and made his way towards the ogre. Adrian walked a little to the left, and found a place with a bit of height. Soon enough he had a bow in one hand, and his other hand on his quiver ready to quickly draw, aim and shoot.<br/><br/>Darius made his way towards the two. As the Ogre reached for a sword, Darius pulled his own falchion from it place on his hip. “She said it was an accident. And if you were handling me like that, I would have punched you with a dagger in my hand.” He said to the ogre. “The square is crowded, this time of day. I will gladly pay for any acts against you, if we take this outside of the town.” He kept his hand on his sword, and his eyes on the ogre, but he reached a free hand out to the woman on the ground, obviously expecting her to take it and to help her up.