[center][b][u]Cascabel[/u][/b][/center]

Cracking glass, followed by a loose cloud of polygons sent flying in all directions. Cascabel stood some steps away from the dying monster, spear in hand and shield on her back, half of it covered by her long and wavy brown hair. One of her eyebrows was raised and she had a shallow, red tinted polygonal gash on her side to show for the short- lived fight. 

She looked up and to the left of her field of vision and half-frowned. Yellow health. Suddenly a pop-up screen presented itself. 

[center][i]'Congratulations!
Exp: 24
Col: 30
Items: 
- Frenzy Boar Hide'[/i][/center]

She sheathed her spear and shut the pop-up screen down, a subtle smile showing on her face. She turned around and looked at the three men standing just meters behind her, who all had weary looks on their faces and cheap armour on their bodies. 

"That's it, guys. I'm ready." Cascabel said to the foremost man, who grinned widely with thin lips and shook his spiky blonde hair with a relaxed hand. 

"Finally..." he said, his grin turning into a mischievous smirk, "we do have a crowd to entertain back in town, you know? You taking so long is probably not good for business..." 

Cascabel huffed and walked over to him, and punched his arm, hard. He instinctively yelped and rubbed his arm, even when feeling no pain at all. He smiled brightly and rubbed the back of his head as he looked at Cascabel. "Hey, it's a joke!" 

"I know," she replied, "idiot." she whispered to him with a tiny laugh as she passed him by and sat on a nearby boulder. One of the other men looked at her awkwardly and ended up sighing.

"Seriously though," he started "we do have to entertain a crowd. People are not feeling well these days, y'know?" 

"Hey, c'mon dude, lighten up! People will be fine without us for a day or two," The other one said, his green eyes staring mockingly at his overly responsible friend, "besides, she wants to form part of our group, and personally, I'd love to have her around." He smiled at Cascabel, who happily returned the smile and winked. 

She then tuned out of their conversation as she pressed her index finger and thumb together and pulled downward. Her menu appeared and she was quick to get a piece of baked bread from her inventory. Baked bread which she set down on the boulder she was sitting on as she continued to pull out a canteen. As she moved the canteen around, the liquid inside swished noticeably. After checking the amount of water she had left, she opened the canteen and took a long sip, then closed it and put it away once more.

But then the green eyed performer sat down next to her, grabbed her piece of bread and took a bite out of it. She glared at him out of surprise then slapped him on the back making him drop her bread, which she caught while he choked on the bite he had taken. "Asshole." She muttered, an eyebrow raised in annoyance.