A heavy breath escaped the blonde haired girl's mouth as she pulled her flute down to her lap and bowed, the small circle of people she managed to gather around giving her a short applause before tossing spare coins into the red cup beside her.
It hadn't really been her intention to play anything for the events taking place today. Kyros ran off at the mere sight of food, leaving her to wait by the fountain for him to eventually return with something for the both of them. She must've garnered some attention, being a little girl all by herself in such a big place; one of the moving vendors even offered her water in a medium sized cup, which she took gratefully. After drowning herself in some water, Euterpe was startled to see a round woman plop herself down beside her, carrying a wailing child squirming within her grasp. Unable to just watch the woman struggle with her child, the glasses wearing girl brought her trusty flute to her lips and began to play in attempts to calm the child.
This of course caught the attention of a few passerby, and with her cup resting right beside her, she probably looked like a street performer. Of course she wanted to tell the truth, and have them keep their money, but her voice quickly died in her throat and she simply bowed, unable to say no to so many people. Not to mention she needed the money as well, so this was an overall win-win, right? With these few extra coins and possibly joining the Adventurer's Guild - Euterpe had very little opinion on joining, she would follow Kyros practically anywhere except for the bathroom - they would definitely be doing better than before.
Placing the now full cup in her hands, Euterpe listened as the coins jingled freely with every little movement she made. She couldn't wait to show Kyros what she managed to do on her own, but that would require finding the large man. Fortunately, after stand where she originally sat, the musician caught sight of the Ifrit balancing a bowl on his head. A happy smile pulled at her lips as she bounded forward, slipping through the tiny cracks in the crowd before wrapping her arms tightly around her companion's waist.
"Found you!" She said proudly before holding up the coin filled cup. "There's a lot of nice people here. I'm g-glad we came when we did, even though our lead was a bust." Euterpe said with a pleasant smile.
It hadn't really been her intention to play anything for the events taking place today. Kyros ran off at the mere sight of food, leaving her to wait by the fountain for him to eventually return with something for the both of them. She must've garnered some attention, being a little girl all by herself in such a big place; one of the moving vendors even offered her water in a medium sized cup, which she took gratefully. After drowning herself in some water, Euterpe was startled to see a round woman plop herself down beside her, carrying a wailing child squirming within her grasp. Unable to just watch the woman struggle with her child, the glasses wearing girl brought her trusty flute to her lips and began to play in attempts to calm the child.
This of course caught the attention of a few passerby, and with her cup resting right beside her, she probably looked like a street performer. Of course she wanted to tell the truth, and have them keep their money, but her voice quickly died in her throat and she simply bowed, unable to say no to so many people. Not to mention she needed the money as well, so this was an overall win-win, right? With these few extra coins and possibly joining the Adventurer's Guild - Euterpe had very little opinion on joining, she would follow Kyros practically anywhere except for the bathroom - they would definitely be doing better than before.
Placing the now full cup in her hands, Euterpe listened as the coins jingled freely with every little movement she made. She couldn't wait to show Kyros what she managed to do on her own, but that would require finding the large man. Fortunately, after stand where she originally sat, the musician caught sight of the Ifrit balancing a bowl on his head. A happy smile pulled at her lips as she bounded forward, slipping through the tiny cracks in the crowd before wrapping her arms tightly around her companion's waist.
"Found you!" She said proudly before holding up the coin filled cup. "There's a lot of nice people here. I'm g-glad we came when we did, even though our lead was a bust." Euterpe said with a pleasant smile.