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Pah smirks “People watching!” she chirped easily and rather quickly. “You never know what your going to overhear just standing at the edge of the bar or loitering around the city. Gossip, scandals, break ups, make ups!” she cackles with true glee at the idea “People never pay much attention outside who is right in front of them, especially in moments with high emotions..I can just sit back and listen to all the juicy details and never have to be involved.” She paused and added a bit more sheepishly “Though sometimes I just stand back and create stories for random people, the harried woman dragging her children down the street, the nervous new adventure steeping out the gates alone for the first time..I just like watching people..seeing them live their lives I guess.”

Pah quirked a brow looking between the man at the bar before slowly turning her head to look at the bow on her back, the curved wood and metal hard to miss over her shoulder though she just smirked “I loved running around the bar with my needle and thread, fixing clothing mishaps before people went on stage, attaching skirts to bodices when the ties rip.” she sighs out a wistful sound.  “Currently it would be my bow.” She adds after a moment “Its a useful tool that I am..unable and unwilling to part with.” she smirked slightly “I am not one to face issues head on, far too easy to break I’ve found..no the distance it affords me is for the best.” she grins “my aim is rather good as well.”

“Reduced..destroyed..left in tatters.” Pahna offered with a light snort before tipping back in the chair she had claimed ownership of “Most of my wardrobe was stolen or sold..Though what can you expect when you go missing without a word?” she shrugged, smirking crookedly before sighing “My current clothing is much more functional anyway, leather, utility belts, anything and everything I need kept in a bag that never leaves my side. Better for me in the long run.” she finishing dismissively, her gaze not at all distant as she thinks of the missing silks and pearls or her earlier years.

“I have no siblings, at least as far as I know. last I saw them my parents are not exactly old or over the hill so as far as I’m aware they could have had a whole litter.” she chuckled “Mother ruled the house, father fell in line for what she wanted.” she smirked then “They were merchants, traded in fiber, cloth..things like that. Fine materials, it made for a happy childhood to say the least.” she frowned then “I..lost contact in my early twenties..I had left home. Wasn’t a fight I just..couldn’t find them anymore.”

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