For the healer, all of this was just unwanted attention. He had spent plenty of time in the tavern running his 'business' already, and the addition of the flashy fortune teller and Sae's mischief  were enough for him to start to think about moving on. He hadn't minded the thief's comments, 'handy' was a lot nicer a term than 'monster' or 'demon', but his reputation was poor enough as it was, without working with a thief, if that's what he had been hoping to get at. He was about to leave the tavern when he noticed Mira. Compared to the other characters in the tavern, himself included, she seemed largely out of place, more... innocent? That wasn't quite the right word, but it would have to do. He thought briefly about warning her to avoid this crowd, but then decided just as quickly that it wasn't his business.<br/><br/>Gwen's customer took one of the mugs of ale and sloshed it back. He had a feeling he wasn't getting another fortune, but if she had called off all those other customers, all those potential coins, it meant she must have seen a chance for even more, at the least. He wasn't getting anywhere with his current resources, and with any luck, sticking around with her long enough may entitle him to another vision, hopefully one that would lead him to his target. "All right, I'm listening." he told her, putting his mug down. He made a bit of a face. The local booze was a bit bitter and unrefined for his palette. "Though I should warn you, whatever opportunity you have lined up would come second, I still have my own mission." A moment later, he added. "And I'd still like to know where I can find my target." The way he said his target made him sound like some form of assassin, though he really didn't look the part of one. Then again, that may be the entire point.