The quest board in this city had a slew of interesting quests.  Okay, that was a bit of a lie about what she had read earlier, only one or two that were actually interesting.  They would be a challenge...  too much of one for her to do on her own.  And it wasn't like she had any friends or a group of people she knew that she could adventure with.  The two she had seen that would be interesting and would be worth her time was a task to deal with a band of bandits... too many of them, and another to deal with some unknown monster.<br/><br/>Tiyala may be confident in her abilities, and her skill, but she wasn't dumb enough to think she alone could deal with that many bandits, and it would be stupid to try taking out some unknown monster.  How would she be able to deal with something she knew nothing about?  So two quests that were too much for one little mage, and dozens that had such small rewards, and not all that interesting?<br/><br/>Neither sounded good to Tiyala, thus why she wandered into this tavern, ordered a meal, some soup, and some wine from her home city.  A seat in the tavern listening to the talking of the adventurers, guards, and other townspeople, hoping to overhear someone going on a quest.  Maybe one of the more complicated ones she had labeled as not doing alone.  Or maybe overhear something interesting.  Well, it was a hope.<br/><br/>One that, over the two hours she had been sitting there that was pretty close to dead.  Her soup bowl now empty, almost half of her wine bottle empty.  It was causing a bright rosy color on her pale cheeks.  Not that many people in the tavern could see it as her head was laying against the table with her looking at the empty wine glass she was using, and the was rolling around with a finger, balancing the glass on it's bottom edge.  Debating whether to fill another glad, go get a room and sleep what she had drank off.  And maybe go do one of those easy quests when she woke up.<br/><br/>This is what Tiyala was doing when a little bit of a noisy group entered the tavern.  Consisting of two wood elves, a redhead and one with a very pale blue colored hair, and a human with very long, flowing red hair that walked past where Tiyala had her head laying against the table and boredom keeping her playing with her empty glass, towards the bar.  The human may be the leader?  She sounded like she was ordering for the whole group.  Maybe they would sit close and talk so she could overhear if they were doing anything good.  They were adventurers, if their weapons said anything, so maybe they were going to go on one of the quests she had been looking at earlier.<br/><br/>Of course, she couldn't help how her blush just increased a bit when she studied them all.  They were quite gorgeous.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>