Ambra
A young woman enters the tavern. A wisp of a girl who can’t be older than her late teens, clad in a thick black cloak and hood that obscures everything but her face. She has delicate, if lowborn, features and unkempt brown hair that looks like it has seen better days. More attentive watchers may notice what appear to be the beginnings of a bruise on her right cheek.
As she walks nervously across to the bar, she mumbles quietly to herself. Those with sharp ears would capture snippets of what appear to be a conversation with an apparently non-existent individual named ‘Brye’
“Brye I don’t… are you sure? No I really don’t think-” She stops suddenly, and let’s out a loud yell that echoes across the room.
“Oh come on! Just because they’re ugly doesn’t mean they’re bad people! You’re always so pushy! Why can’t you just let me do my job without…” She hesitates, and quickly realises she’s attracting stares.
“Um… sorry.” She apologises, voice barely above a whisper. “Please ignore that.”
She appears to lose her nerve and runs away from the bar, to an empty table in the corner of the room. She neither says nor orders anything. Just sits there, clasping her hands tightly around some small object she pulled from the folds of her cloak.