Enoch almost choked at Jinx's sarcasm, and feigned a cough to cover it.  Obviously she handled snarky attitudes differently than he.  Feisty, even...<em>Well, considering her, or rather our, heritage...</em><br/><br/>As she spoke to the human he mulled over what she had told him.  Of course, he had heard of Thay and all the sordid things which went on there, but he'd had no contact with them before.<br/><br/>He followed the conversation as he looked Jinx over again, even sparing a few glances for the human who was obviously attracted to the Tiefling in the same way he was.  He noticed the guards kept looking their way but paid them little mind, as he assumed they'd have more to worry about from the younger crowd gathered around the dancer.  When the human...<em>Sara, was it</em>?... spoke again Enoch frowned.  Does she realize how patronizing she sounds?<br/><br/>His attention returned to Jinx.  "<strong>Well, there's certainly work to be had, though it's been a dry speel for about a month now as far as bladework's concerned.  Hopefully that will change before long, or you might find yourself doing menial tasks like what I've had to put up with.</strong>"