<div class="floatleft">(http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t295/JoanieSappho/Jo_zpsrcv42ozu.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Johanna Laurus<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The Vine and Horn Inn and Tavern<br/><strong>Time:</strong>the present<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Helia, Stanis, Maelynn, open<br/><hr/>As Helia was carried off, Johanna frowned to herself. She certainly couldn't begrudge the girl some warmth and time to eat her food, nor whatever comfort the large man was going to offer her, but she hated this feeling of having driven off the other girl. So much so that her mind didn't wander to Helia and Stanis exchanging ... comfort.<br/>"I'll ... I'll just be a little while," she told Maelynn suddenly. "I'll have a little look outside for that girl, and try to apologist. Stay in here where its dry, okay, Maelynn? If you want anything to eat or drink, use this money to get it. I'll be ... be right back."<br/>With a weak little smile, she slipped a few silver coins into the lepidopteran's hands, her fingers brushing against Maelynn's a little more than they needed to.<br/>And then she took off, using her small size to slip through the crowds until she reached the tavern's door and saw the rain. With a little grimace, she peered out into the street, but there was no hint of the purple that would betray the location of the girl she sought. Across the street, however, was a shop of some kind. Deciding that she'd take a quick look to see if the other girl had ducked in there to escape the weather, Johanna hurried across the street, suddenly acutely aware that she was really not dressed properly for this weather.