Kealsha raised a careful eyecrow, not used to being treated that well thanks to her appearence, most people mostly reserving their right to coward and run away. [color=c4df9b]"Oh, that is very nice of you, Ms Salazar"[/color] she started, taking her time to take a small sip from the drink. It was always good to look and act nice with tavernkeepers, no need to get into trouble with the person serving your food and drink. [color=c4df9b]"I'm afraid there are few tales from my home, or at least few that may be interesting. Here as you see me, I grew up in a common village"[/color] she explained, a grin on her face, playing her most charismatic cards. [color=c4df9b]"But I can answer some questions you may have, if I've encountered the answers during out trip. And it's Kealsha, a pleasure to meet you"[/color] she extended a hand to the woman. 

Even during conversation, the tiefling had an eye on her companion, knowing fully well that they weren't there to only rest. And lucky that she did, a man apparently taking the guilt of taking the adventurers to the place, the comment falling in her ears and making her turn in her seat at the bar. Better to pay attention there, even if she still had part of her mind in her conversation with Ms. Salazar. And she usually preferred to get the lizardfolk to negotiate. Or more like threaten, scare the people away, intimidate a little, only for her to appear to save the poor soul playing the 'good adventurer'. Scared people reacted far better to supposed saviours than people without any other care, so for her it was better to play the nice tiefling right after Gawzarth did his thing. Usually, existing, people were scared easily. 

So, shapeshifters, huh? What a mess. And what an uninteresting adventure. And what a weird plan, why would the shapeshifters want kids for? Well, she was being paid for rescuing the kids, not asking questions. And she was not being paid yet, so that was the first thing to do. [color=c4df9b]"We are working together, that's true"[/color] she started, making her appearence known, but still not leaving the bar. She took just another sip of the wine, quite nice, and waited just enough to give some drama to the scene. [color=c4df9b]"The others decided to take a look around, didn't mind checking the place before entering. But we are allowed to start talking business, right Gawzarth?"[/color]