"Well there you go," smirked Pyth, putting an overly-friendly hand on her small shoulder. "Ms. Goldmane here has a smart, tiny head on her shoulders. Nice and compact, unlike some folk with big heads and a lotta empty space."<br/><br/>Toll scrunched up his nose and mouth tasting Pyth's jab sourly before washing it down with his drink. The duo clearly had different priorities but the younger seemed in control of the reigns for now. Already outvoted his opinion of the halfling fell as did his eyes, which now wandered over her body preferring to objectify her as delectable meat instead of an associate to make himself feel better. "Yeah, whatever. This place is in the sticks and the rich are way too stingy with their purses to buy into that shit. And the one wizard just turns away everyone at the door. All I'm saying is we can just skip the spelunking and just turn over a townhouse," he grumbled openly with criminal conspiracy.<br/><br/>Pyth buried his face in his palm, but no one really cared. Everyone was too busy laughing at the half-orc duo on stage in their acrobatic comedy routine to notice, and anyone that did turn their head only did so to stare at the halfling with her dance still fresh on their minds and in their pants. "We should stick to tomb raiding like the lady says. It's easy, and like you said we're way out in the country - there's nothing but rats and spiders out here. No undead or whatever to fret about, you big chicken."<br/><br/>Toll again made a face, slammed his empty mug on the table, and excused himself gruffly. He clearly looked angry, but also embarrassed, and unable to articulate a single word in his defense he just made an obscene gesture at Pyth's smirk. "Just show up tomorrow morning and we can get this over with. Tonight's the last night I'm shining my own boots, Pyth." And just like that he was gone, shoving through the crowd easily.<br/><br/>"Great! Thought he'd never leave," smiled Pyth, who now rubbed and massaged Tessa's shoulder before dropping his giddy expression. "Ah, shit, he probably didn't pay the tab," he groaned, now realizing he'd have to cover Toll's half as well.