Setting off on her way, Arasinya would quickly realize that she had not bee dropped off in what could be considered the best part of town. Which was only reasonable, a fledgling bard such as herself couldn't start at the top, she had to work her way there! Only then could she truly be the bard that her Master wanted her to be.<br/><br/>There were plenty of bunny boys to throw lewd moans at, though of course there was no way that anybody as useless as them would get anywhere with a proud bunny such as yourself. You have standards after all. But it's something to occupy the time while you investigate and get to know the neighborhood, so you're at least saved from a bit of boredom.<br/><br/>This is a good thing, because it turns out that this place is rather boring. Clearly not one of the parts of Xynnar that gets much tourist traffic, as there isn't a lot to see. There's a grocery store, some housing, a tourist shop or two, and one moderately small tavern. Still, it probably wasn't that much of a surprise. Not everywhere could be a tourist hub, and who would want to see where the bunnies lived, eh? Of course that establishment might not be worth her time either, but she did only have the clothes on her back, and beggars couldn't really be choosers. She wasn't desperate yet, but who knew how long it would take to get there? It was entirely possible that she would have to settle with this for now, or try to find some other place more to her standards in walking distance.