<strong>Kaguya</strong><br/>Not many of the local players knew River Tongue, but the dealers were at least proficient enough to explain their respective games. If anything they were a little too eager, each of them giving the shapely exorcist more advice than necessary to keep her at whichever table she sat at. The locals complained little about the unfair treatment, so long as they could watch the village's guest bounce with excitement at every victory. By the end of the night, Kaguya had doubled her handful of local currency and possibly made a few friends. After heading back to her room, she fell asleep without the company of her fellow exalts for the first time in weeks, resting on a pile of rather comfortable furs.<br/><br/><strong>Fluttering Starfall</strong><br/>Seeing that they were speaking of a sensitive matter, Starfall's matronly hostess merely nodded and cradled the once-enslaved performer's head for as long as she liked. The two then concluded their bath, dressed for the stage, and headed for the village dance circle. There, she met with Ralda's family again, including the strapping young nephew she would dance with as one of Jorst's courtesans. While nowhere near the exalt's level, he danced impressively for a mortal and treated her with the utmost respect. Even in the midst of their most sensual moves, his hands and lips never truly touched her, merely coming close enough to fool a casual observer. The tall, grey-haired man wearing a wooden mask that marked him as the deity himself later turned out to be Ralda's husband. When the practice ended, Starfall was shown to her room and left to sleep, visions of Linowan songs and dances lingering in her head throughout the night.