Where to Go?

[Ariadne]

Ariadne nodded as Mazus spoke. She disagreed with his thoughts. "Just remember there is a 100 percent probability. There are two factors good and bad. So to each theres both 50 percent" Ariadne stated. "what bad things you think are going to happen?" Ariadne asked him. She was really interested as to what his explanation is. "Well....I dont really like the idea of it. Were both humans, just because we have different beliefs and different tactics to our fighting that shouldnt be the cause of us to be seperated. If we were both together we would be a very powerful kingdom." Ariadne told Mazus.

[Tallice Sanada]

"Sorry about that love, I was getting something in the back. You asked for Whiskey? Ok." Tallice smiled. She looked up to grab a glass pouring some whiskey in it. "Here you are love." she didn't ask for anything she heard Ariadne so she left it at that.

[Mazus]

"Thanks," he said to the Bartender. He took a sip of the Whiskey, and he nearly died. The whole time watching other people drink, he could now drink himself. "Thank you," he said, thanking Ariadne again. We would drink slowly, to savor the taste, and so he wouldn't run out as quick. "Well, monsters, wars, storms, natural disasters, famine, and a lot more bad stuff could happen. It is hard to think of something good that could happen. Peace treaties with neighboring countries would be good, but peace treaties can always be broken. Economically, Avaren could get better, but later on, it balances back out. Politically, I believe we are set, we have our King and Queen, and you have yours. Socially, the only thing we could improve is are current status with Mages, but people seems content with the current status between Mages and Warriors," Mazus said, taking another sip of his drink.

"Maybe I think there are more bad things that could happen, than good things, because you are more likely to hear about a disaster, than a good event," Mazus told her. He knew that everyone had their own opinions, but he always tries to shoot other people's opinions down, by logic and what he believed. Mazus knew that isn't one if his more friendlier traits, but it is a part of who he is.

[Ariadne]

Ariadne nodded as she heard Mazus explanation. "I understand why you think that." Ariadne told him. She wasnt going to try to make him understand that also good things can happen. His mind was already set on bad things so she wasnt going to try and change what he believed in, something that she would usually do. Ariadne decided to change the subject. "So what brings you to the tavern?" Ariadne asked him. It wouldnt make such a conversation like the prevuious, but it was a start.

[Mazus]

"Usually I come here to drink, which wasn't going be the case today, but thanks to you. I was able to drink," Mazus started, then he took a sip of his drink, and added, "But days like today, I come here to think. Sometimes I think about being a Warrior, other times I think of things that I would want to happen in the future, which most of the things are unlikely to happen." Build a town fell under the list of nearly impossible things, that he would like to happen. Other things, such as becoming the Head Knight, which the Warrior's didn't had, unless you count Thurel, who was the Head Instructor.

"Same question, what brings you to the bar tonight?" curiously asked Mazus. He knew a likely answer would be to drink, like half of the people here. At least I won't have a hang over tomorrow, Mazus thought to himself, as he finished his Whiskey. He set the glass cup back onto the counter.

[Ariadne]

Ariadne smiled as Mazus explained his reasons to her. "Well I came here today to just go out. Im always in that library, studying or in the lake practicing. So I came here to clear my mind." Ariadne explained to him. "I spend most of my time in the library or in the lake. I go to the library to study the elements and read about moves I can learn then I head down to the lake to actually practice them." Its a really simple schedule I have."

[Mazus]

"That kind of sounds interesting to me," Mazus said quietly. He guessed that he felt that way, because he had the same routine every day, so even the most boring things would seem interesting. Mazus never been to any Library, let alone a Library in Aesir. However, he had been to the lake, but only once. Mazus' schedule was, wake up, go train at the Warrior's Barracks, and then go to the Tavern, until he calls it a night. The only thing that could change that, would be if a war broke out, or if he got sent on a mission. But, both of those are unlikely. He is only a Militia, so having the King or Thurel trust his skill on a mission, is unlikely, unless they are testing him. Also, the Mages seemed friendly at the moment, so a war is unlikely.

"If you weren't a Mage, what job do you think you would have?" Mazus asked Ariadne. "I would be a Blacksmith, probably because my father was one," he said quietly. He often thought about quitting being a Warrior, and becoming a Blacksmith, but he knew that he needed the money, and that one day his Kingdom might need to depend on him, so he knew that he was going to quit.

[Ariadne]

Ariadne rolled her eyes. "Interesting...Not really." Ariadne replyed. It get tiring after awhile. Ariadne is always one that likes adventures. She likes changes and she isnt afraid of them as some people are. They stay bound to what they know but not Ariadne shes always up to try new things. "hhhmmm"Ariadne thought hard about the question he asked her. "To tell you the truth I dont see myself being anything besides a mage. But if I werent one well one things for sure I wouldnt be having this conversation right now. I would have stayed in my home village and well..........Probably I would have been a ." Ariadne really didnt know what she would have become. After a long time of thinking she finally reponded. "Well im good with sewing so I probably would have become a sewer." Ariadne shrugged. "My mom was the one that taught me how to sew. She wanted me to be just like her. But then I did magic, so pursuing a career just as her was out of the question."

[Mazus]

Mazus always thought that someone should have a back up plan, just in case their first plan doesn't work out as well, so all he did was nodded. Being a tailor, from what Mazus knew, wasn't the easiest of jobs. They had to sew all of the clothes, quilts, and other materials, and then they had to sell it. Selling stuff isn't the easiest ting to do, mostly if you want to make good money. If you had something priced too low, then the profits would be minimal, but if you have it too high, then no one would buy it. Mazus stretched out his legs, and his arms. He joints was getting stiff from all of the sitting.

He stood up, to get a better stretch. God I wish I could take a walk right now, Mazus thought to himself. He knew that would get his joints back into place, but he didn't just want to abandon Ariadne, so he sat back down. Mazus looked around the bar, it was still as it usually was.

[Ariadne]

Ariadne stood sitting as Mazus stretched. She took her last sip of gin and looked around the tavern. The drunkards were starting to get rowdy. There was a argument in the far left of the tavern. And Ariadne didnt want nowhere near when it comes her way. Fights tend to spread from one side of the room to the other. Ariadne stood up quickly and looked over to Mazus he had already tooken a seat. "Would you like to go for a walk?" Ariadne asked. Not knowing if he would like to or not.