The wizard only shrugged at Lina's accusation before picking up a toolkit and placing it on the table next to Lina.  With practiced skill, he took out several of his tools and began to give Lina the tattoos, first lifting her leather shirt up enough to place one of them around her navel, quietly chanting the spells as he placed the marks on her.<br/><br/>The robed woman shrugged at Lina's second question.  "Well, we do have gambling on the fights, after all, and we have to make sure the fights aren't obviously one-sided.  Of course, we don't know how good of a fighter you are yet, so the first few fights might not be as balanced.  And of course, the non-combat challenges will be more tailored to your skills once we see how you fight," she said, still refusing to give any detail on what else she'd do in the arena.<br/><br/>The wizard continued to work as the two talked, not involving himself in the conversation at all as he finished the tattoo around her navel and went on to place one on her lower back, and finally a matching pair on her inner forearms.  "There, that should be everything," he said as he stepped back.  "I'd say you're free to go now... well, go back to your cell, at least, until your next fight starts."