Trinity's frown deepened as he regarded her and dismissed her offer for another seat. She looked to the barkeep for a moment then back to the man as he moved even further from her. She looked down to Madryn who gave a soft noise and wriggled out form under her cloak just as he opened the door. The bird flitted his wings, and soared out the door just as another large man entered. Her face reddened and the barkeep eyed her,<strong>What did I tell you about that thing the first night you came waltzing in here missy.</strong>she mumbled and grabbed the chunk of bread she'd bought and finished off her wine as she moved to go outside.<br/><br/><strong>He's not hurting anything...</strong>she mumbled, she'd met quite a few humans, and very few had been that rude. She pulled the door open and stepped past the human towards Madryn.<strong>What have I told you.</strong>she said in elven, though the bird merely tilted his head at her. She glanced at the human, a frown upon her lips,<strong>Are you always that rude to those who try and show some kindness by offering company.</strong>she asked as the bird flapped his way on to her shoulder. She moved towards the small boy who'd just peeked inside the tavern, he was now across the street.<strong>Here you are.</strong>she said, and he took it, as she heard his stomach give a rumble. She pet his head and looked around.<br/><br/>She had been asking for some time for an audience with the mayor but each time he was far too busy. She'd attempted a visit each day, several times in hope that he'd grant her a spare bit of his time. With a sigh she shrugged her shoulder sending Madryn off her shoulder.<em>Might as well try again...</em>she said wrapping her cloak around herself rising the hood over her head as she made her way through the town towards the mayors home.