@WittyWolfJG bowed her head again in thanks, and stashed the sheathed blade under her vest. How the blade was secured under her clothing was a woman's secret, but essentially, the blade would be hidden from most angles but easy and quick to draw in case of danger. Importantly, it would be safe from theft, as few would be able to draw her blade without her seeing and intercepting their movement. She raised a quizzical eyebrow when he growled, and then smirked when she realised the reason behind it.
"You lead, I'll follow..." she said, sarcastically bowing and waving her hand in the direction of the door as he had done to her earlier.
This time she would follow, more confident with her new weapon. As she followed him out of the shop and into the street, she stopped in front of the tailor's entrance and looked around. Something about the atmosphere here had changed since she had entered the shop. Commotion nearby, maybe? She cocked her head to concentrate on her hearing, almost summoning her feline ears before she remembered she had no disguise for them. With so many people in the market it was hard to focus, but she thought she could hear aggressive shouting, and the clinking of armour in unison.
"I think that trouble you were talking about may have caught up with us. Shall we go watch the show, or find somewhere quieter?" she asked. She assumed she needn't specify that watching the show would put them at risk of getting caught in the crossfire, but also increased their chances of having or wanting to meddle with the whole affair.