<div class="floatleft">(http://s32.postimg.org/euiw66c5h/Screenshot_2016_04_21_13_45_41_1.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Lesslie Alkens<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Vine and Horn Inn and Tavern<br/><strong>Time:</strong>The present<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Helia, Stanis, Johannah, open<br/><br/>Lesslie took off her soaked cloak once inside the boisterous tavern, displaying her slightly layered, wet, dress that had been hidden beneath. She moved out of the way of the door to a secluded corner of the tavern taking a seat alone not wanting to disturb anyone. Lesslies purple eyes swam across the room from one patron to the next wondering what stories they had to tell,  her eyes briefly met with the waitress who paid her no mind, busy flirting with a drunk patron for tips.<br/><br/>She saw a few groups in the tavern enjoying their drinks and company, a few seemed to have the look of adventurers, two groups that she thought were noteworthy, at the bar, a large man, possibly a dwarfed giant, a girl with purple hair and matching scales on her exotic tail and limbs and a short girl with blonde hair, far too nicely dressed to be someone common, and at a table two lean men, one with an intimidating demeanor the other seeming more puckish and lighthearted. She thought a moment and bit her lip. She fished her hand around inside of the pocket sown into her dress pulling out a silver coin, looking at it in her hand. "Heads... I'll go to the bar... tails... those men at the table..." she muttered to herself before tossing it into the air watching to see how it would fall. When it clattered against the wooden table she looked down seeing the face of some royalty too worn from time and use to be recognizable. She palmed the coin taking a deep breath before standing to her feet.<br/><br/><em>Let's just sit back down... why should I listen to some stupid coin?</em>she thought as her trembling legs moved as if on their own towards the bar extremely nervous at the thought of what could happen talking to these people she'd never so much as spoken to before. Before she knew it, Lesslie stood just behind the large man and the scaled woman. She closed her eyes remaining quiet as they spoke not wanting to interupt them, awkwardly standing directly behind them hoping not to be noticed.