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“Hunt bandits on the roadway, huh?” Bianca smiled smugly, then sat back in her seat. “I get it. This group doesn’t have the money to go out on an adventure just yet, so we’re collecting enough so that we can go on an adventure soon, right?” She giggled. “Y’know, if I’d of known I was going to get myself in the pauper adventuring party, I would’ve taken the liberty of asking my parents for some extra gold. But alas, I’m too far away to do that now.” Of course, she failed to mention the other reason that she couldn’t ask her parents, which included the two facts that she had run away and that her parents would ground her for a year if they found her. No one had to know, though.

“Still, I suppose it’ll be good practice for us,” she said. She found a spare coin on the table and began nonchalantly flipping it around in her hand as she leaned back in her chair. “I imagine you lot will need a lot of fighting practice together to coordinate correctly. At least, that’s the impression I get.” She gave another smug smile. “I’ll just be in the back, casting my support, keeping an eye out for you folks. Somebody’s got to take care of all those wounds you sustain during and after battle, and who else but the amazing magical princess Bianca?” She chuckled before going back to her coin flipping.

“So, how long are we gonna be at this boring bandit hunting stuff, anyways? ‘cause the sooner we get all this money grabbing done and over with, the sooner we can go on our grand adventure, right?” Her eyes lit up again. “Ooooohhh, tell me it won’t be too long! There’s gatta be more out there beyond just this boring old town. Like dragons and fair maiden, and all sorts of fantastic landscapes and creatures...” She made a contented, almost love-sick sounding sigh as she continued on her thoughts, lost quite easily in them.