Iradaries

"It'll be fun kid." Karina said with an easy smile. "We play in a private room over there. Hope to see you to." She gestured towards the door before she walked off. She paused mid way and looked back. "Oh and if you ordered anything to eat, tell Lisa and she'll bring it to you."

"Ah... Ok." Lina said, as she looked back to Kenu. 

"Cards?" Lina echoed looking up at Karina. 
"A friendly game, you can come a win a few coins from a few dull guards. We always play a few hands after our shift is up." Karina said. 

She leaned against the side of the chair. "For the meal and cider." She said with a light chuckle. "I do have a brain between my ears you know, and I can figure out a hint. So, I figured I'd invite you to a friendly game of cards. Your sister can join too if she wants."

"It's a story about when she..." Lina trailed off as Karina approached. 
"I hope I'm not interrupting, but I didn't have a chance to properly thank you." Karina said, stopping next to Lina's chair. 

(Names are great things)

"Tales and fables mostly... Um... A lot of old deeds." She shifted slightly in her seat. "I was just reading one about Truth."
Karina (She has a name!) stretched as she walked into the room. Her hair, still damp, was pulled into a loose tail, and she wore a loose shirt with trousers which had been cut away above the knees. Her pale eyes scanned the room quickly and a wide smile crossed her lips when she saw Kenu.  

(Yeah sure, that sounds good)

"I would like some beef stew and what ever you have good to drink." Lina said with a light smile. 

(Hum, want to have some fun? I can have the female  guard show up again)

"Sounds good!" She said brightly, closing the book. "I think I saw a barmaid over there." She said, pointing. 

"Ah, no not yet, I was waiting for you." She said with a small smile.

"Oh, it's nothing too exciting, just a collection of old stories about the gods." She said, her eyes shifting down towards the book. 

Lina smiled lightly and looked up as Kenu sat down. "Hello, did you have a nice bath?" She asked, resting a book on her left knee.