Sara watched curiously as Gawel explained the rules of the dice game. She was beginning to feel like a very sheltered child; she had never gambled, and never had more than that one sip of alcohol, and never even seen the big cities. The rules of the game seemed pretty straight forward, and she took to it quicker than she thought she would. When Gawel motioned over another very scantily clad woman, Sara felt a pang of jealousy, which surprised her. She was even more surprised when he stood up, dismissing himself.

"I'll leave you two girls to play a while. I want to find out more about this notice,"

Sara was just about to protest when she remembered what he said when he agreed to let her tag along. He couldn't protect her and watch his back at the same time. She shut her mouth and managed a small, if vaguely unfriendly, wince-like smile at the woman who took Gawel's seat. Turning back to the board, she tossed her dice carelessly, retreating into her walls of stoic-ness. While she was thrilled to see the dice land with three matching 5's, she merely waited, her teal eyes hard, for her new opponent to roll her dice.