Aussir paused when Mojavico admitted he preferred the company of half-breeds, knowing that such an admittance would cause others to look down on the drake in disapproval. This sort of information held power, and someone who had this kind of knowledge could easily use it for exploitation of the dragon who made such an admission; his father had taught him this when he was younger. However, it was what his mother taught him that would ensure the Harrok's secret was kept safe. Aussir had no interest in exploiting any dragon anyways, they usually were inclined to leave him be, unless he had actual business with them. He could smell the sweet fragrance coming from the drake as he assisted Aussir in packing up his tent, it reminded him of his mother's baking. She did it when she wasn't in the arena, always baking different fruit pies. It was here that Aussir felt lonely once more, though he wasn't about to let it take hold, shoving the feeling back down to where it came from. Once he was packed up, he watched the drake take to the sky, Don't worry about your secret, I won't tell a soul. he thought. He sighed and turned to his horse, untying her and pulling gently on her reins, his mind going over what Mojavico had said to him. First thing was first though, he was going to see if that woman was still at the tavern. After that, he'd likely take the drake's suggestion and head to the Merchant's Guild if he couldn't find her.
He stopped for a moment, trying to recall the direction he needed to go in to reach The Labourer, finally heading left as he remembered. He turned down one more street and spotted the tavern, along with a figure outside of it; as he got closer, he recognized who it was. He was glad she was still around, but it looked as if she was getting ready to leave. Though he wasn't close enough to say anything yet, he could smell smoke coming from the direction she was in; he assumed someone must have angered her, a Dwarf most likely. They were always harassing his kin. They were probably drunk and said something inappropriate or offensive to her, she probably didn't take too kindly to it and either stormed out, or did something and left. In either case, it was obvious she was pissed. As he began to draw closer, he wracked his brain to remember the name she had given him. Drackisyoias? No...that's not right. Drashiyscorz? Not it either. Come on Aussir, think! Draschiathoryx? he thought. Wait! That last one! That sounded like it! Well, there was only one way to find out, "Draschiathoryx, right?" he asked, hoping he hadn't screwed her name up. He came to a stop after saying her name, "It's Aussir, from earlier. I'm actually surprised to see you still here, I thought you'd be long gone by now." he paused for a moment, Come on Aussir, don't get scared now. What's the worst that can happen? he thought, attempting to give himself a push.
"I'm glad I caught you out here, I had a couple of things I wanted to ask you...and to...well...apologize for rushing out the way I did." he said, his eyes averted away from her just a bit. He kept them just close enough to still be able to see her reactions, and to discreetly, even if obviously, check her out. He noticed the bag she had, it looked heavy, even for her. He thought about taking it and carrying it for her, but decided that might be a bad idea, "That looks pretty heavy, were you going to try taking that thing home by yourself with no help?" he asked. He had to admit, if she did intend to, she had to be just a little out of her mind. Then again, the smell of alcohol on her led him to believe she might just be a tad bit on the drunk side. He most definitely looked away from her this time, though he had done so to look at his pack; his tent was large enough for the both of them, and he had come all the way out here in search of her. Of course, that was to ask her a couple things; but seeing as how she was slightly inebriated, she wasn't likely going to give him answers...or at least, anything coherent if she did. He turned his head back to her, "You can...uh...stay with me in my tent tonight. It's more than large enough to fit us both. I really don't mind, especially since you're...well...you're not really in any condition to try and head home alone." he offered her.