<div class="floatleft">(http://i986.photobucket.com/albums/ae348/Stef82K/Private/Mermaid/Mermaid020_zps6c6a31da.png)</div>Lorelei pulls back her hood, rolling her neck and giving a shake to free her hair which she begins to brush and braid. There was a twinge of guilt in her voice as it was not her intention to rebuke the talented half-elf, whom she knew looked up to her. "Ayca," large blue eyes looked up as her arms emerged from beneath the cloak out the front, the action making it fall just a little aside to reveal more of the bard's voluptuous body, "You are the most talented lute player that I know." Seeing Ayca adjust her blouse, Lorelei reaches up to return it to its previously more revealing position and speaks comfortingly, "And should you wish it you can be the envy every man and woman here. That is if you decide to put your many talents to use. Look around, do not the revelers hold happier than the gods above?" A wry grin appearing on her face, "And what, in truth, is more divine than lust? To lust and love we’ll raise a litany; And do a little genuflection, too; Since when all’s said, we do but what we must; Like any abbess in her priory; For an abbess, dear, is just like me and you." Ending with a wink she adds, "And no, there is nothing else that I need right now," as she settles back into her seat and takes a deep drink from the swirling green concoction.<br/><br/>It was then that she noticed the odd feminine creature that strolled with confident elegance to their table. Lorelei knew little of Yula however through the bard's obsession with peoples and creatures both mundane and unusual she had heard some stories of  fox-like people but had never met one before. Taking in the woman's mode of dress she laughed lightly to herself. Her own people lacked much need for clothing and what they did wear was not for modesty but for ceremonial purposes. Her mother's silken dress was for her wedding and was worn only at that time. Lorelei had long gotten used to the idea that the dress was in fact quite scandalous in human lands, leading to her acquisition of a series of cloaks until she had found her most prized and recent one. When she had need to change to her natural form she discovered in a very painful way that the designs of humans, having two legs and the material that separated them, was not well-suited for a mermaid. Among these Delvers though, her outfit was not so nearly out of place. In fact not having to concern herself with the matter was quite easing.<br/><br/>Her brow quirked, clearly she did not like to be called princess. Lorelei understood Yula was mocking her but responded anyway, "Perhaps but I am not want of coin, smiles are all the payment I need. And as for a harem, that would require far too much effort." The smile returned to her lips, though only slightly curving at the corners of her mouth but only watched as she engaged Ayca and Nuria; genuinely curious as to what Nuria's reaction would be at the suggestion there is more than the fleeting lure of sex between them. "Occasionally we perform together, I'm told the crowd looks forward to our duets, either in voice or instrument. I'm not much for racing either and will likely stay behind to entertain."