Arx offered a silent apology to the goblin with a bow of her head.  She wasn't always all that talented at telling with races other than humanoid, but then, it only really mattered to her in a sexual manner.<br/><br/>Her eyes flipped to the woman seeking her own room with a bit of apology.  "That's a bit too high for me to help you out," she explained.  "Sorry."<br/><br/>As the man said something bad about dancing, though, Arx glared momentarily, and her respect warmed all the more when the girl started dancing in turn.<br/><br/>Grabbing out her lute, she spun into tune, playing along and dancing herself in order to get things going.  The fine talents of being a bard would not be dismissed!<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Performance 29</div><div class="spoiler_body">Roll Result: AndyZ rolled: 1d20, adding +10 to the total<br/>Comment: Performance<br/>Result: 19, <br/>Total: 29</div></div><br/>Several of the other townsfolk jumped in, the childish tune just too catchy to ignore.  For her part, though, she didn't try to steal the show, merely offering a chance for Evelune to prove herself.