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<blockquote data-quote="Sephiroth no Miko" data-source="post: 1785249" data-attributes="member: 4796">Zoe gives in to the imp's entreaties and consents to have a brief round on the floor, since it soon becames apparent that the meaning of 'suitable' is quite generous here. Donner and another imp join them, along with Kiaros and Blade and several other patrons roped into the jig by the little creatures. The steps are lively and vigorous, though none too practiced, given the various levels of inebriation among many of the participants, and really quite amusing.Afterwards, the imps give each of their partners a surprisingly gracious bow and the githyanki buy a round of drinks for all that participated before moving elsewhere in the tavern.You are left in peace to drink and relax after that, and as the night wears on, the crowd slowly dwindles. Eventually, you retire to your respective rooms to get some rest (or otherwise, in Kiaros' case, when a quiet knock sounds on his door a few hours after antipeak). The rooms aren't terribly fancy but the linens are clean and the beds comfortable.In the morning, the smells of breakfast and the clatter of feet in the hallways wake you, with the gray light that passes for day here in Sigil filtering through the windows of your room.OOC: Thanee, since you're gone, I went ahead and had her agree; it was easier than raising a fuss. Hope you don't mind.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sephiroth no Miko, post: 1785249, member: 4796"] Zoe gives in to the imp's entreaties and consents to have a brief round on the floor, since it soon becames apparent that the meaning of 'suitable' is quite generous here. Donner and another imp join them, along with Kiaros and Blade and several other patrons roped into the jig by the little creatures. The steps are lively and vigorous, though none too practiced, given the various levels of inebriation among many of the participants, and really quite amusing. Afterwards, the imps give each of their partners a surprisingly gracious bow and the githyanki buy a round of drinks for all that participated before moving elsewhere in the tavern. You are left in peace to drink and relax after that, and as the night wears on, the crowd slowly dwindles. Eventually, you retire to your respective rooms to get some rest (or otherwise, in Kiaros' case, when a quiet knock sounds on his door a few hours after antipeak). The rooms aren't terribly fancy but the linens are clean and the beds comfortable. In the morning, the smells of breakfast and the clatter of feet in the hallways wake you, with the gray light that passes for day here in Sigil filtering through the windows of your room. [i]OOC: Thanee, since you're gone, I went ahead and had her agree; it was easier than raising a fuss. Hope you don't mind.[/i] [/QUOTE]

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