Aria matched Rose's donation at the temple and, almost to her own surprise, found she enjoyed doing so. She hadn't tithed to a faith other than her own before, but Rose it seemed, was a good influence on her. She also couldn't remember having ever made quite so nice a haul as an adventurer, nor with such swiftness or lack of harm to self her allies - it left her feeling very generous, and perhaps also...lucky, and it somehow seemed fitting to be thankful.<br/><br/>At the boardwalk she seconded Rose's idea to look about for musical entertainment, and suggested they stroll about to look for a hireable performer in some tavern or festhall or even along the boardwalk. She was also till curious just to poke around the area a bit more, while they had time for such, and perhaps find places to bring Sara.<br/><br/>"And by the way...I can't wait to see you in your dress. And I suspect 'twill be others who greatly enjoy the sight indeed." She grinned foxily while strolling along the boardwalk. "That reminds me...I was wondering when she spoke about our pasts at lunch....did your tribe interact much with humans or others? If memory serves, that nation of Cormyr that's been...coming up...today even borders the Anauroch, as do a few others I'd assume. I've heard tales of nomadic tribes within the wasteland itself and even such things as magic-mighty Netheril having stood there, long long ago; even that 'twas their downfall that made it the desert it is today. But that's neither here nor there; I had found myself wondering if your people...interacted, with others much. Like humans and elves in some places."<br/>