This was the reason Lacie arrived back at the gate of Orchidia today. She was greeted by the same man and she came to learn that his name was Dacol. He seemed to be a very friendly guy and Lacie was only happy to help. She got the stack of fliers from him and simply waited this early morning for the first travellers to arrive. It didn't take that long before the first couple arrived. She smiled warmly at them and let Dacol show her what he wanted her to do. He handed them a flyer and even offered a round around town. That was something she didn't need to do since there needed to be someone at the gate. She could offer but than the people would have to wait or come back later. It would take around fifteen minutes. He headed off soon after that. Lacie waved them off before she turned her back towards them and looked back at the gate. It took quite a while before other people seemed to arrive, so she was able to daydream a bit. She thought about what she wanted to do later. She actually had wanted a tour too but that was impossible because than no one would be at the gate, this was why she was hired. She sighed a little. She hated it when she didn't get the special attention that she thought she deserved.
She didn't mind working though, it brought money but there was still the special attention, like a tour through the city. She heard footsteps and blinked rather rapidly to focus on the people that were coming, "Hello," she said, "Welcome to Orchidia." which was weird to say if you had just arrived here yourself but that wasn't the problem. She had read the flyer back and forth so she knew exactly what to point out. She handed people their flyers. Most of the people seemed to be alright with the flyers, "It tells you exactly everything you need to know about the city." she explained to someone who just accepted the flyer and looked at it. Someone else simply dropped it at the ground after she gave it, "You don't have to accept it." she yelled after the person before she pinched her own arm. She needed to stay calm. It would be quite rude to yell at the sort of customers.