// @devi1lute || Of Bards and Barbarians
The walls of the city were growing small again. Too much talking and interacting to last him for months. People were exhausting. It was not even their fault most the time. But the life he lived, he noticed much. The lilt in one's voice with getting nervous, the slight twitch of the upper lip.
Oh, and the noise, coupled with what he heard in his own mind, and Raserei felt like he was drowning in a cacophony of sound and it was maddening. And interacting, being civil he guessed, was hard. People wanted pleasantries though he did not know them.
Life in a city wore him out more than fighting a giant. Often he found the experience too stimulating and not in a way he would like. And to be honest the Siren's Song wasn't exactly the best place to be when one wanted to be alone, the place was crawling with nerdowells who wanted to fight, and workers looking to make coin off lonely men and women.
"Hey you're the tiefling that works here! How much?"
a voice jolted Raserei from his pint and he focused on the very drunk half-orc, from the looks, a pirate. Raserei sighed, "I do not work here." His words were tight and forced. He was not in the mood for drunken sailors.