Lareyna continued to observe her surroundings as time passed by. Some patrons headed to the bar, some upstairs, but most seemed to simply walk out the door, grumbling about something or other. Admittedly, she was starting to feel it too. Was this employer coming or not? Once more it brought up the moral dilemma she'd been having as she entered. Why was she there in the first place, selling her services when she could be back with the Argent Crusade in the Plaguelands, battling the Undead and helping to restore the area? The answer was a simple one.<i>Because I'm of more use elsewhere. There are others who can do my job in the Plaguelands far better than I ever could.</i>Truth be told, she was tired of fighting the Undead. She'd fought them for years and years and she was exhausted.<br/><br/>As she lost herself in her thoughts, she made sure to continue looking around, noting those who looked like some kind of mercenary and those who simply looked like a patron of the tavern. There were two who caught her attention most, whom she spotted even before the place began emptying out. The first was a red-headed Blood Elven woman who's form fitting leather armour more than gave her away as the combat type. A Human woman who's occupation wasn't immediately identifiable caught Lareyna's attention next, and she spent the remainder of the time watching her. She moved with a silent grace that left one of two possibilities in Lareyna's mind: dancer or something a little deadlier. The answer was given to her when her eyes flicked away from the woman for a moment as she headed to the bar, only to look back and notice her gone completely.<br/><br/>It was here that her attention was drawn to their employer as he finally showed up. She didn't say anything about or even indicate that she'd noticed anything out of the ordinary as he talked. After all, it seemed like a smart thing to do to get a Tauren as a guard if you were as small as this Goblin was. Lareyna moved to follow as the employer headed back up the stairs, and it was here that she spotted the Pandaren and the Draenei for the first time. As she was over the other side of the room, both of them arrived at the stairs before her, which was more than fine with her. She followed them up slowly, her plate boots ringing on the wooden stairs as usual as she walked, announcing her presence for anyone nearby. When she walked in to the room after the two, she moved to a corner adjoining the wall the door was a part of and another of the walls. From there, she could survey the whole room with relative ease. It was in fact the other reason she saw the other Human enter. Their employer would surely begin some kind of speech soon, so the Paladin simply stood and waited.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>