Orchidia was much more calm after the first day of the festival, now with everyone who wanted to party as hard as possible now having calmed donw a little bit. That did not mean that there weren’t more people who were coming now, but it was also the case that there were some people who were used to what was going on now. Things at the festival weren’t as crazy as they had originally been, but they were still crazy, and for as many people who lost their drive to go and party at the festival, there were no shortage of new people who would be willing to come in and take their place. This influx of people also lent to a huge amount of people now interested in the other things that Orchidia had to offer, and the bars were one such example of that, particularly with the bars nearby where Leyaria was presently, with two of them generalting a huge amount of traffic such that they had to be loving the festival right now. While one seemed to be doing far better than the other, Leyaria did not figure to bother with trying to figure out why just yet, instead going to the one with less people and see what was up.

There were a good amount of people in there still, but even from within the bar, it was very clear that it didn’t stack up tot eh other one in terms of the overall activity, even compared to that of what was across the street just waiting to get inside the bar, it was very clear that that was where most of the business was right now, not here. This was more filled with the people who were the regulars, the people that were going to go into the bar regardless of how business or not that it would have been. It was impressive in itself that it had about as much regulars as it appeared to have, and for that, she could not help but be impressed, as there were taverns that she had seen within her time in Magnolia and Hargeon alike that did not have as loyal customers. The owner though, it was clear who they were, as they immediately approached Leyaria offering her a job, and one that apparently paid well, as well as ensuring that she would have gotten as much to drink as she could have ever wanted. Both of those were enticing in themselves, and this was a case of something that she had no reason not to seize ont eh opprutunity. After all, it was one in which was even easier to accomplish given the fact that all the person wanted for her to do was to go into the bar across the street and make sure that they suffered, and what better way to make someone suffer than to cause them to lose business? That would be the easy part of this, as Leyaria had a plan.
 
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It was a very simple plan actually. She was going to go across he street, acting as though she were a customer that was disappointed with the service at the other place, as after all, it would be impossible for her to deny that there would be people who saw her go in there, speak with the owner, and then leave without buying a drink. The story worked out perfectly, and it took very little effort to see that it would be carried out exactly as she hoped that it would. It didn’t make much effort for her to get inside the other bar either, with her own strength being enough to effortlessly push through the crowd of people, and though there might have been some who were taken aback by her actions, once they ecided to try to pick a fight with her, her demonic essence would paralyze them in place, thereby enabling her to completely and utterly ignore them without having to even so mucha s recognize that they were people, giving them the chance to reflect on their mistake while she went inside.

Inside the bar was rather impressive in itself, holding far more people and having far more bartenders and liquor available than what the other place did, but at the same time, it didn’t feel nearly as welcoming or enjoyable for someone like her. It was busy, too busy really, as though it were a place that was entirely designed and catered towards someone like the people who would end up coming around for the festival or events of that nature. The people who were not regulars, but rather the ones who wanted to get a quick drink and leave, and wweren’t aware or cared if there was something to the place. Leyaria wasted no time in making sure that the people felt uncomfortable there, throwing things, yelling at people, causing them to have their drinks spill, all the while praising the owner as though he had given her the all clear to do things like this. Whether it was true or not – which it wasn’t – she made sure to make everyone feel like it was. She laughed and praised this place as being fun while everyone began to quickly leave the bar, not wanting to deal with Leyaria or otherwise piecing together that she was a bit of someone who could not have been trusted, ut either way not being worth the hassle. Leyaria remained for a short time more, amking the people as uncomfortable as possible while she watched them leave the place and return to the other bar across the street, the exodus being very clear and apaarent, so much so that it was impossible for anone to seemingly get everyone back that easily. Leyaria left and then disappeared back into the original place she had come from and made sure as to be paid, ut in a disreet manner so that they would not know that she had set them up.

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