As Ty departed, she added on to Nate's comment. "Do not fret. Your first few weeks will be lax enough. As for pertaining to magic, I'd recommend you seeing Andracos. He's quite versatile, and has done a magic show recently." To Nalia she responded, "Tomorrow then. I'll show you were you can practice, and explain the basics." She seemed eager enough to begin, so there was no point to keep her waiting. With a nod as a final goodbye, Ty was on her way to inform one of her authoritative figures that her job had been done. Her pace was slow, having a feeling Mr. Seil would more than likely be caught up with more important affairs. After all, if he had sent a letter to her, there were probably more letters sent to various in the Carnival. 

A feeling of disapproval settled in her being as she walked along toward, the Wish Master's tent. There was a few times that feeling settled, and that was normally when angered customers of the carnival got a little violent. Luckily, they had wonderful bodyguards to fix that problem. This offset was hostility towards each other. Meaning, it was something Ty would not involve herself in. Many were strong within the Carnival, and Ty knew her place. There was probably no need for her assistance anyway. Either that, or the paranoia about the recent disappearances had rose again. The air elemental turned toward Mr. Seil's tent, but turned to walk a different direction. It was the same goal, just a longer route, giving time to anyone who had more important things to discuss. 

It appeared that her judgement was off. Seil was indeed where she suspected, but no one was confronting him of anything. Well, this didn't stop her from gliding over to the Wish Master. Her steps never made a sound as she walked on her toes. Being a trapeze artist, it became a natural habit, but being made of air, she was always light on her feet. To make sure her presence was known, she cleared her throat before she began to speak to Mr. Seil. "Excuse me sir, if I may borrow a bit of your time." She paused for a gesture for her to continue. Once she received such, she continued. "I received your letter regarding the two new recruits. Nalia and Nathan. Both are well informed of where everything is, and of the wide variety of creatures they have a chance to meet." Obviously, it meant a small forewarning about ones like Vol or Andracos. Ty crossed her arms under her chest as she continued. "Nalia will begin her training with me tomorrow. She was eager to begin, so I offered to start sooner than later. Nathan on the other hand is still searching for his talent. He mentioned being a magician, so I offered Andracos' name." Before she asked the question she had, she also added. "I've also spared them the details of the recent...incidents." She hesitated as she tried to find an appropriate word for it. "I didn't want them to be fearful on their first day."

As Mr.Seil spoke, she listened, retained, and made sure that any other task would be accomplished if he asked. When he was done, she looked back to his tent and then spoke, a little softer. "If I may ask... But, may I see Rosalina? I think she would like a recent update of the latest from the carnival. I haven't been able to keep her up to date like normally since she is always inside." Ty waited a reply, fully prepared to be fine with a rejection, but upon hearing him say yes, a small smile appeared on her features. "Thank you." She gave a small nod, before taking herself and the gentle breeze that came with her, off to his tent. Rosalina already knew of the incidents, at least Ty assumed as much. So, she decided to speak on everyone's acts and the new ones. The incidents didn't need to be brought up anyway because she didn't like the subject anyway.

Opening one door, Dimuegos was quietly asleep on the lavish couch. She smiled softly, giving him a small rub on the head as she continued. He glanced up with a sleepy smile before returning to sleep. Ty heard the sound of others, which she didn't mind the familiar voices. She couldn't make out what their conversation was about, but she knew Rosalina wasn't inside as she expected. Ty followed the sounds of the voices only to be led outside again. Once she found them, she began to speak, although it was quickly interrupted by the sight before her. Weapons drawn and angry glares were not expected when she walked in. Calmly, with raised eyebrow, Ty cleared her throat. "Rosalina, I've been told that I can give you another update of the Carnival... I don't know what's taking place here... But would you like to- come out and listen? Unless...this," Ty gestured toward the weapons and the others. "Is a little more important." [i]'Would you like me to save you from the mess they are making?'[/I] Ty thought to herself. 
She made no eye contact with the others, not wanting to get involved in what they were doing. To the elemental, it was best to keep out of it and hope they resolved the matter before Mr. Seil did. She was a little surprised to see Eikki, CeCi, and Andracos pitted against each other. Sure she knew of their lack of fondness, but it was always contained and it never escalated to things such as fights. 

Seeing Lao as calm as ever, just as normal, Ty gave a small nod to him and then returned her gaze to the pretty angel. "I'm sure, an angel such as yourself doesn't want to be around them as they [i]settle their differences[/i], yes? We can go sit with Dimuegos while we talk." Her emphasis on 'settle their differences' was hopefully caught, because she didn't want any of them, including Andracos, to get into any trouble. "Lao, you're welcomed to join as well." She added, wavering a few steps away, not willing to step foot into such commotion. This was more than likely that feeling of disapproval she had felt earlier.