The tavern was busy, several patrons occupied the seats both inside and outside of The Axe and Owl establishment and none of them seemed to have any problems with their orders--not when the female Raen was in-charge of serving them. Of course, the bar and the kitchen staff were a huge help to that, making the day an excellent and organized meal time--if not profitable. The place was packed and there was an evident joy in the atmosphere, everyone either enjoying their ordered meals or chugging their drinks in gusto. There weren't much tables in the place but it was enough for the limited staff of the tavern to consider the state, busy. It wasn't Bismarck but it wasn't a cheap little shack either. The Axe and Owl was clean, devoid of any discarded bottles and plates on the floor--for now at least--and their meals were served fresh, warm and--if she wasn't biased--delicious.
It was a while before rush hour finally ended--or at least, when a lot of the big groups finally left. The waitress let out a sigh as she leaned against one of the vacated tables, wearing a simple skirt and an apron as her temporary uniform for the place, her hair tied into its usual braid to stop it from getting into her horns and create messy knots. She just finished cleaning all of the unoccupied tables and from what she remembered, she would be able to take a break sometime soon. Not that she needed it. Nonetheless, she would happily use that time to gather information, if not to observe the patrons of the tavern. So far she hasn't seen any seedy patrons or interesting ones but she was fine with waiting. Ayaka was just glad for the lodge and job that she got from the place and if doing such minor tasks would be her only payment, then she had no problem with that at all. What was a few hours of work in-exchange for a good cover?
However, for now, she was still on the clock and she still needed to wait on the current or hopefully incoming customers. And so, Ayaka waited while playing with her tail, eyes drawn to the entrance of the building.
It was a while before rush hour finally ended--or at least, when a lot of the big groups finally left. The waitress let out a sigh as she leaned against one of the vacated tables, wearing a simple skirt and an apron as her temporary uniform for the place, her hair tied into its usual braid to stop it from getting into her horns and create messy knots. She just finished cleaning all of the unoccupied tables and from what she remembered, she would be able to take a break sometime soon. Not that she needed it. Nonetheless, she would happily use that time to gather information, if not to observe the patrons of the tavern. So far she hasn't seen any seedy patrons or interesting ones but she was fine with waiting. Ayaka was just glad for the lodge and job that she got from the place and if doing such minor tasks would be her only payment, then she had no problem with that at all. What was a few hours of work in-exchange for a good cover?
However, for now, she was still on the clock and she still needed to wait on the current or hopefully incoming customers. And so, Ayaka waited while playing with her tail, eyes drawn to the entrance of the building.
Quote:A Raen, a Xaela and a younger Xaela walks into a bar...[Ayaka Yatsurugi] [ Zaya Dotharl ] [Nokai Dotharl ]
