<div class="floatleft"><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Taurus Beresford</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/f/fe/Tb.jpg)</div></div><br/><strong>Location:</strong> on a bar stool<br/><br/><strong>Tagging:</strong> Riks<br/><br/>-----------------------------------<br/></div>Taurus tried the refreshed drink, and it was much better. He never really went to a bar to get drunk like many people with whom he had become acqauinted at the bar in his home town. One of the guys came to mind that was a coworker with one of his friends at the bar would always end up getting completely plastered within an hour of arrival, and he would always be hanging all over Taurus and the female talking about how no one likes him and how he won't ever find someone with whom to be relationshipwise. Taurus never really felt any real sympathy for that type, but he did often pity him for his self destructive behavior. he once offered to take the man home when he had come alone and gotten wasted again, but the man refused with the suggestion that Taurus was hitting on him and was trying to take advantage. The thought of such an idea has always been repulsive, but it was more because of someone being so drunk rather than the fact that it was another male.<br/><br/>Riks had turned his question around on him which made him chuckle a bit, "Fair enough." The orc continued to go into details, and being that Taurus didn't really know much about the races of the town, it brought up even more questions. His most curious question was, "So how many others of your kind would one find in this city?" Taurus had already been mindful of anyone within range to be heard by his voice, but got that Riks meant for things to be hushed. Hearing about the low numbers of employees left made him wonder how the bar didn't seem to have any damage, "Is this place recently rebuilt or did this occurance happen in another location?" He took a couple sips from his cup while listening for the response. He suddenly had the urge to dance to the music that was currently playing, but he stayed seated preferring to feel out the scene of the place than to make a spectacle of himself. He might after everything was settled on some other day that was less threatening allow himself to be more freely spirited. Today, being his first visit, would most definitely not be the day to endeavor on such things, and besides, he wasn't even sure that the atmosphere would be supportive of a more festive mood. Some of the patrons definitely didn't seem to be the festive type.