There were so many people here. Too many. Lucio thought for an adventuring party. Larger parties couldn't go to the same places as small parties. They caught more attention, and with the variety they had in this group, they would certainly do just that. He felt a little out of place, everybody looked like strong warriors while here he was, just a simple bard who happened to have some combat training. But he had been chosen for a reason, even if only to entertain the rest of the party. When another man walked up and spoke of not being here for the money, he nodded approvingly. "I'm in the same boat, friend. My reasons are not for the money either." He wasn't really the man's friend yet, but bards used that term a lot when interacting with people. Some liked it, some didn't.

A woman with a wolf by her side walked into the inn. He stared in fascination at the wolf. He had never been this close to one before that wasn't trying to rip his face off. Hence the bite scar on his right shoulder. He wasn't entirely fond of wolves, but he loved dogs, and this wolf looked kinda cute and cuddly. In a rip your face off sort of way. He couldn't help but jump as somebody gently tugged on his right ear. His ears were rather sensitive, not just to sounds but to touch as well. It hadn't been painful, but it wasn't the most pleasant thing either. He turned to see who it was and saw that it was a rather scantily clad elf woman. Not even taking into account the partial nudity, she was rather pretty.

He put on a dazzling smile when she said wanted to hear him play. He stood up and gave her a graceful, over exaggerated bow. "I would love to play for you milady. Though it will have to wait until we leave the inn. The bartender has already said he doesn't want any music tonight. And you never want to go against a bartender, they tend to throw you out if you do." Lucio was, of course, speaking from experience. There were some things that you could only learn from experience. And he liked it better that way, he wasn't one to learn by hearing things, he had to do them first.