Nita really appreciated the cut-off - and to that effect, stepped more away from the table (and confrontation) herself.

"Fair compromise, though that mostly just makes me feel sorry for him, and I don't want to feel sorry for him right now," Nita admitted in a whisper, glancing only once to where she knew the vendor stood behind her.

/Dai Stiho,/ she greeted, though the cheerfulness implied by her words hadn't caught up in her tone yet.

"And yes, I think that's what I am here. Though it's not so much a matter of winning money anyway... life just gets hectic, sometimes, and I can't always make sense of what I see until I'm right in the moment."

She shook her head.