[Kisara has largely flitted around the whole gathering, trying to commit names and faces to memory. Who knows when she'll next be fighting at their side or perhaps relying on them to be at her back. She could also find a bunch of recruits for that little group that Zack's voiced interest in putting together. Aldrip could use a security force and it is not improbable that someone with Kisara's background would be an excellent fit for it.

Once a guard captain, evidently, always a guard captain.

That said, one of many roles that doesn't suit her is the act of making music. She's taken the time to listen to the varied performances, but when a local is trying to encourage her up, she's quick to turn them down.]

Oh, no, no, no. [Kisara protests with a sheepish laugh.] The only people I've ever sung to are children. Not that they ever told me I was bad, but it's just not the same kind of audience.

[Maybe. Probably. Imminently drunk people might not be so differnt from children.]

[The night dwindles on, and not for the first time, it feels like the hours slow to a standstill. She's sitting at a table by a window, an empty mug held in hand's gentle grasp. By this point, she's just holding it for the sensation. Especially so since it's empty.

She hasn't given herself much time to do nothing, she realises in the moments that she's allowed. Kisara's made it a point to excessively fill up her time since she's arrived and she didn't really start putting that together until about the time she made plans to go into Pessiria Forest. It feels like there's so much going on in her head, however, that even a moment to breathe doesn't feel like a moment to herself.

When she's brought a new mug of cold, frosty ale that really isn't her first choice of drink (though better than some things she's had), she doesn't waste much time getting into it. She's got seats available to her and perhaps that's what's brought you to her. She doesn't need to, but she scoots over and pats the empty space beside her.]

There's plenty of room for us both. You can join me, if you want. Tell me what you've been getting up to.

[She seems to be in a friendly mood.]

[You know the drill. Everything else goes right in here!]