<b>"Could I really be read that easily?"</b>Lin appeared surprised by Sharr's words, briefly distracting the blood elf from the draenei while Sakeya looked her over.<i>"No. I've been trained to quickly read, analyze and use the hidden emotions of people to my advantage. You're not easy to read, I'm just skilled at this."</i>Sharr spoke calmly and flat, the same professional tone as before, though the Sin'Dorei's eartips retained their bashful color. The assassin carefully keeping her own body language in check while responding to the Pandaren's musing/question. Sharr wasn't willing to have everyone still in the room see how draenei was able to almost make her blush with ease.<br/><br/>Sharr frowned slightly at the sight of Sakeya's grin, which felt far too smug to Sharr's liking.<b>“Because I am interested-“</b>Sharr's eyebrows raised slightly at the words, making her remove the cigarette from her mouth and slowly move her hands away from the table before crossing them beneath her chest, inadvertently pushing up her teardrop-shaped breasts a little. Though her thick leather armor removed any chance for the shift to be really appreciated. Her steely eyes meeting Sakeya's when the draenei continued speaking.<b>“I am not foolish enough to think you need company but was wondering if you’d be up.”</b>Her eyebrows raised higher as Sharr's frown increased. The red tinge of the tip of her ears spreading to color her cheeks slightly.<i>"Are...are you hitting on me?"</i>Sharr asked with less tact than she would normally have used.<i>"Or are you just offering your room and some chatter?"</i><br/><br/>Blood rushed to her groin, making her leather trousers feel far too tight and making Sharr unable to tell which of the two she really wanted it to be. Regaining some of her indignant look, the assassin peered at the hawk perched upon Sakeya's shoulder.<i>"Would 'Tyberus' there even tolerate my presence."</i>She snarked, obviously not caring about the bird. Flirting and seduction were far more subtle in Sin'Dorei culture, though still not very subtle. Even then, Sharr was used to being the one to initiate the temptations, not offered it. The whole situation leaving the assassin in less familiar waters than she was comfortable with. She even failed to hear Lin's final question.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>