Looking at both Trix and Calypso, he flashed a smirk at the former.<span style="color: darkred">"Don't worry, everything in my pockets is staying there. For now at least."</span>Giving a shrug, he let Calypso tend to her business once he noted the arrival of a messenger bird. Fortunately the area surrounded them provided plenty of distractions, especially once the performance really got into swing. Trained eyes moved about, watching the performers and he leaned forward, blinking as he stared at the fourth girl who came near face to face with him.<span style="color: darkred">"Hey! Wait!"</span><br/><br/>Sitting upright, he was near ready to interrupt the show then but paused as he found himself and Calypso serenaded up close and personal. It was...distracting and made it hard for him to focus, despite the way he blinked his eyes and shook his head here and there. The arm he had draped around Calypso had eased down to rest at her side and he couldn't help but feel compelled to go for the pouch where he kept his rupees...<br/><br/>At least until the sound of raised voices stopped both the music and the weight he'd felt pressing down upon his mind. Rubbing at his eyes, he finally found his bearings and was about to step in to settle the crowd when he found himself listening and watching to Calypso do just that. Eyeing the mage with no small amount of admiration, he quickly hopped to his feet and used his larger, armored form to clear a path for her as she began to play the crowd to a tune of her own. Wearing a small smile, he seemed more than willing to follow her lead, though his eyes kept moving back towards the Harpist as the interviews took place one by one.<br/><br/>Left rubbing his brow, Kaihel signed in frustration over the matter, the knight clearly not one to enjoy being made to play the part of the fool. However, despite her attitude when Trix offered her own solution, he exchanged glances with Calypso and nodded.<span style="color: darkred">"If you believe in her, I do too."</span>The knight made a point to offer the oft offended fairy a confident smile before looking over at the vocalist.<span style="color: darkred">"Alright then, you heard her."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>