Vai grinned as Jigano offered his bow - she could sense a charmer in this one already. While he spoke she replaced her broom and sidled behind the bar, leaning her elbows against it and hearing him out. She was certainly dressed for business, in her customary leathers and furs, and her wild curls were drawn up into a high tail. Chunk joined her on the bar, nuzzling under one of her hands so she could scritch at the thick ruff of fur around his neck. "A job, you say?" She'd been giving away a lot of jobs lately, what with Edrei and Bastien, but... hells, the place was lacking the atmosphere that a bard or a storyteller could bring.
Flashing him a toothy grin, Vervain straightened up. "It would, in fact," she said, "but I'd be interested in seeing the calibre of performer I might be hiring before making any decisions." She wasn't stupid, after all. "What do you play? It's fairly empty around here right now, but I'd be willing to set you up with a trial run tonight. If it goes well, consider yourself our resident bard."
Flashing him a toothy grin, Vervain straightened up. "It would, in fact," she said, "but I'd be interested in seeing the calibre of performer I might be hiring before making any decisions." She wasn't stupid, after all. "What do you play? It's fairly empty around here right now, but I'd be willing to set you up with a trial run tonight. If it goes well, consider yourself our resident bard."
