<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk59/Untamed_skies/bdcf3531-746f-4fc9-9b81-35e51e2eba18_zpsc75e54da.jpg) (http://s277.photobucket.com/user/Untamed_skies/media/bdcf3531-746f-4fc9-9b81-35e51e2eba18_zpsc75e54da.jpg.html)[</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Reid Lawson<br/><strong>Faction:</strong>none<br/><strong>Date:</strong>May 11, 1877<br/><strong>Time of Day:</strong>afternoon.<br/><strong>Location:</strong>A table near the bar inside Babel's Tower<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Lilah, open<br/><hr/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Reid thought he noticed a noticeable change when he called her beautiful. Though maybe it was simply the lack of words she had to respond with. She'd responded to just about everything else he'd said, and now she was just shakin' her head and not mindin'  it. He'd find himself shrugging, "s'pose that's close enough," he said. A little cruder then he'd have put it. Rather it could be put as the women you cared for, and the women you were interested in, versus the ones that didn't interest ya. "Course there is also the women you'd pay money not to touch as well," he said with a amused look on his face. "I'm gonna let the topic change because all this talk about you and whores feels mighty close to turnin' ta fightin' words," he said. "But I'd say it takes more then nice teeth to attract a customer that isn't desperate like though," he said with another chuckle as he'd take his own advantage of the food being offered. The drink was nice but free food was god send. A man wouldn't survive off booze, and frankly Reid had seen it kill more then a few men. Food was another matter altogether.<br/><br/>"That sounds like us, course you can tell him that all you like, he ain't gonna listen," he said with a light sigh. Reid had start to take to keeping his own money seperate from Dale, and not allowing Reid's gamblin and debt to make himself flat broke anymore. At least as often as he could help it. "I wouldn't call it a burden, maybe more like consequences for lettin' myself get greedy," he said with a nod. "I wasn't hogtied and carried here from Colorado, I came of my own free will, with the same high hopes, I just wizened up quick is all," he explained. He didn't really blame Dale for not wanting to believe the he wouldn't be striking it rich any time soon. After all, Reid had as much as his brother and it was right depressin' to know you had nothing. Course the best way to fix that was admit you had nothing and work to find somethin'. "As much trouble as the fool causes, I'd rather have to deal with him, then have no one to deal with if you understand my meanin'," he said. The maze was a lonely wretched place. Trouble or not, knowing someone had your back went a long way. He couldn't imagine havin' to brave it alone.<br/><br/>Reid would nod as she explained her own situation and that made sense, it sounded like she was well enough off. At least she had some real shelter she could probably afford to keep for a bit. "I swear, those types would charge you for dirt that clings to your skin if they could," he said. "I can't help but agree with ya, unless they were chargin awfully cheap just lookin ain't very appealin," he said folding his arms. "Course I wonder if it's like anything else round here, where there is a little there is more, maybe someone else will dig up some dragon bones," he suggested. Course if someone was making money for something silly someone else would be tryin as well. Still you never know, not every last man in the world was intent on stealing your last penny. "Course as nice as bones are, I've heard people talk of there being live dragons about," he said. "S'pose there is still a price for seeing a live one though, just they ain't interested in your coin," he added shaking his head. "Course that's just Gomorra for ya, if it ain't some con man stealin your money, the wild life is trying to steal an arm or a leg from you," he finished bitterly. "It ain't the place for the faint of heart that much is for certain," he said.