<div class="floatright">(http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii89/CowGoil08/WomanFantasy-SexyElf-1.jpg) (http://plothook.net/RPG/profiler/view.php?id=8338)</div>Trinity leaned back, her strange lavender colored locks falling over her shoulders as she looked around the tavern. Pushing her hair back she smiled at the barkeep as he set her food before her.<strong>Thank you Sir.</strong>she said as she brushed his palm some with her payment. She began to eat a bit, her stomach growling one last item at its realization of gratification of food. She had been in Hill-Crest for two days now, and had noticed the strange things that seemed to have occurred.<br/><br/>She'd caught on to a few conversations, and even been told a few things by the people, like the strange way that the Mayor had been acting since the incident with the goblin raids. Taking a small bite, she felt guilt hit her and turned her gaze from the window as the door opened, giving entrance to a very handsome dark haired man. She perked up some as Madryn poked his head from her cloak and made a soft noise. She frowned and looked around as she made sure no one had seen him.<br/><br/><strong>Damn you, I said to be quiet for a bit...</strong>she murmured, knowing he was probably hungry. She looked back up to the man and tilted her head, recognizing the same look of confusing upon his face as she had had just two days before. Some of the patrons shot him a look for ruining their comfort and she sighed as the barkeep seemed to try for his attention.<strong>There's a spot open here if you need it handsome.</strong>she said loudly enough for him to hear as she drew her cloak around herself to hide Madryn as the barkeep looking around.<br/><br/>She smiled sweetly, and pushed the chair opposite of her out with her foot making it screech against the floor some. She giggled at the glares it earned her but she didn't care. She reached for her wine and took a small sip, just as a small boy peered inside, gazing at the food hungrily. Her smile faded and she looked to the man,<strong>Like I said, have a seat if you'd like.</strong>her tone a bit less playful as before as she picked out a tiny piece of bread for Madryn who'd decided to poke his head out yet again from her cloak.