She could feel it to, those watchful eyes that burned into her very being. I wonder how those four are doing a slight frown formed on her face, but disappeared when she took a gulp of her beer. In a matter of seconds she downed both glasses, tapping the bar for another round. The bartender stared at her in shock but complied; when he came back he said three words that peaked her interest âon the houseâ a grin on his face.
Kisara narrowed her eyes in suspicion; she whistled a short inaudible tune, searching for this person who paid for her drink. But she need not fro that person or who she assumed had paid for her drink sat beside her âso I hear you came here to solve our problems little missyâ his voice slurred from so much drink. Kisaras lip curled in disdain and turned to face this drunken fool.
âI am her, what of it do you have something you wish to discuss with me. If not then get out of my face you drunkardâ her voice like ice. This raised a holler in her way as the men around her laughed at her words and the manâs face turned red with embarrassment and rage. Standing up the chair fell back and he grabbed the edge of her cloak forcing her against the bar.
âListen girl and listen well. I donât know who you think you are but this is our town. We donât need any fancy mage to fix our problems that you startedâ his breath stunk badly making Kisara wave her hand in her face. âWhew your breathe smells, next time, before you come up to a woman take some breathe freshener before you talk to them. Now I came see why no woman would want you. And you canât seriously blame all mages for a single fellows mistake now can youâ the man glared at her, mouth open like a fish before suddenly swinging a meaty fist at her head.
Kisara had no problem deflecting his blow with little indifference as to whom it had gotten redirected to. Standing up she tugged at Rosasâs arm âcome now I donât think weâll find anything useful hereâ but before the two could even advance they were surrounded by everyone that had been in the tavern drinking.
Sighing Kisara shook her head and then making sure she had physical contact with her partner began to whistle that tune again. Suddenly all the men in the room gasped and blundered about like blind men, trying to figure out where the two mages go. âCome out you cowardly bastards! Enough with your cheap magic!â of course Kisara ignored this and was finally able to get pass the tavern people. âNow that is why I hate drunkards especially ones who have a dislike for mages. Anyway are you alright Rosas sorry for ending our almost supper thereâ patting him on the head.
Then a feeble voice broke the silence that came while she waited for Rosasâs response. âUm hello there Miss I was watching you two from across the room when that fight broke out. I deeply apologize for how they treated you, if Wilbert hadnât been drunk he would never have had said those wordsâ bowing to the two of them. Kisara raised a brow unsure as to whether or not this man was a drunk too. Then his eyes widened and he blushed âoh dear sorry I havenât even introduced myself! I am David, David Whistoker. But the people here just call me Dr. also I was the one who paid for your drinks. I always admire a good drinker who can actually hold their stuffâ grinning at her. he was a rather handsome man with a shock of white to the side of his hair though she couldn't fathom why as he was young looking.
âanyway if itâs not too much I doubt you have a place to stay the night so why not stay over at my place itâs just around the corner and donât worry there isnât some angry mob that Iâm leading you tooâ he laughed at his poor joke but then looked away embarrassed. âIâll have to ask my partner about that.â Then turning to Rosas âwell Rosas whatâs it gonna be? Shall we take the Dr.âs offer or would you prefer to search for a warm bed tonight?â
She looked over at Andrea, she recognized that look in her teammates eyes and never liked it when she was the cause of it. âYeah of course I have my thingsâ placing her hands on her hips. Then a brief flash of remembrance crossed her face at remembering something âoh wait no I donât have everything Iâll be right backâ
Roxie then ran off towards the kitchen looking for her lunch box. Upon finding it Roxie giggled with glee and began to pack the small thing with small sandwiches and other snacks for the trip. After filling it with as much food as she could Roxie ran back out the kitchen and over to her teammates. But she didnât stop but instead continued out the door. Roxie did however pause right before closing the door behind her scowling at them âwell are you coming or not?â and let the door close behind her while waiting for the others to exit the guild.