Abida nodded and said "Blush is about the only one I know that I can drink easily, it's sweet to the taste." She said as she looked around and asked for it, then returning her attention to Lilla. When Sister Naser offered to teach Abida how to fight, it was an enticing offer. Abida imagined herself to be like her great childhood hero back home. Sierra Del Herrera, an athletic woman with a great las glaive, long scarlet red hair with fey curls at her sides and very dark brown skin. She would wear a thieves mask but her blue eyes shined in the eye holes and her tunic and form fitting leather pants were an early icon of the sort of go getting self reliance Akkadi people believed in. More a folk hero then anything else, her fighting skills were admired by countless millions.<br/><br/>Upon considering the offer, "I'd love to learn some fighting styles, beyond the laser pistol and the spore bombs from home I really don't know a whole lot." she said with a fair smile. As for the question about how she learned to dance, Abida was at a loss for words. When the drink was served Abida kept her green eyes on Lilla and took a nice sip, her crimson ornamented lips touching the crystalline glass gently as she took in the strange beverage. The drink did make her blush in due time, but it was not as visible on a woman of such dark skin complexion. The silk chocolate coloration made it only barely noticeable. When she put the drink down she taped her pointer finger to the tip of her nose, seemingly in thought to Lillas question.<br/><br/>"Dancing is what you do on the Akkadi worlds. I mean, if your in the Sinat deserts on Akkadi Prime, you dance in your tents or verdant oasis, If your in the Urukish basin you dance in the green grass and flowers, if your in the cities you go to halls and clubs and dance. Dancing is a  great way to meet people, to find friends, to find lovers." she paused for a moment, re-adjusting her legs, crossing the left over the right, her sex cloaked in the shadows of skirt, though for a brief moment her creamy olive inner thigh could be seen as she did this. "I've been dancing since I was a child, as a teen I danced, and as a young adult I danced somewhat professionally as a way to make money as I studied to become a medic." she smiled, leaning slightly in towards the bar, an elbow resting on the bar and her hand delicately holding her glass.<br/><br/>When she finished, feeling satisfied with that answer she took a drink from her glass once more. Again her glass meeting her lips, she leaned forward slightly to take a sip then returned to her position as before. "So... this Sister business, have you always been a battle sister? Heck, what is a battle sister?" she asked unsure of just what it is the Sister did.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>