It wasn't easily seen, but the fur on the back of her neck stood slightly as she listened to the Tauren chuckle. She paused mid-sip when she heard him begin to speak again and her eyes moved in his direction before finishing the cup. So he was intrigued and sought to strike casual conversation. Well, at least he wasn't hostile. She rumbled low before she spoke, possibly an unconscious growl, while she set her cup down. She kept a wary glance towards the Goblins approaching from the bar.<br/><br/>"Observational research. It's something of an old hobby I've had since I was very little," her head tilted sharply to the right, "Of course, taking my notes can be a bit distracting when my observations make some quite uncomfortable. That's why I watch while I'm in my human form. It's easier to forget a human face than...this."<br/><br/>One of her clawed hands motioned and then curled around a stray lock of her mane to toss it over her shoulder. To add to the effect, she gave him a side-long look and grinned - though it could've easily come off as a snarl, those pearly white fangs now showing in all their glory. She shrugged and moved to pour more of her tea, continuing her conversation with the frightful creature (in his own right).<br/><br/>"As for whether or not I'm after something. Ahh, I can't say I'm really here for much apart from a good drink and a relatively quiet night where I'm not dragged into some kind of rough and tumble - or at least the kind where the aim is to spill my blood on the floor." She snorted rather loud and seemed amused with herself. She lifted the cup to her lips as she paused to savor the rich flavor of the Kingsblood tea. Leaning her elbows against the counter of the bar, she closed her eyes and mused about something quietly. "As for what the others are here for, I'm not really interested apart from how they interact within the tavern."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>