(OOC - I was waiting for Tim's response. But, I can keep Yanna & Turo's conversation going too :) )

Turn looks at Yanna quizzically. "I don't understand what you mean? This is not excitement," Turo gestures to the crowd around them. "I find excitement in the hunt, when your heart beats in your ears, and it's you and your quarry."

"Oh no," Yanna giggles, "excitement comes from parties and drinking and just letting go and going with the flow."

Turo grumbles a little, "I don't like going with the flow, there's always too much work to do on the farm. Besides, I came here to find my destiny, not drink away my days."

Yanna smiles softly, "Sometimes the best way to find your destiny is to forget about it for a little while."

"Hmm, that's an interesting way of thinking, Yanna," Turo ponders Yanna's statement a moment.

Yanna's smile get's bigger, "Why worry about something that'll come to you eventually when there are parties to be had!"

"I find that the idea of bending, or changing ones destiny, is a thrilling ride.". Glynn offers his thoughts on the topic.

"Hmm, perhaps, but I'd rather not miss my destiny because I was enjoying myself too much," Turo says to Yanna, then turning to Glynn, "Do you really think that we can change our own destiny? Surely the gods would not have drawn me here for nothing? They must have a plan for me."

"Yes, but, what of that girl?" Glynn points to a young girl about 12-14 years old. "What if her destiny is to die tomorrow?  And take that boy." He again points to a boy near by this one 7-9 years old.  "What if a god decided his destiny was to die this week?  And what of the two of them?" This time he points a woman in her mid 30s who is carrying a baby.  "What if the two of them were destined to die tonight? Should we not try to change those destinies?  What if two different gods have completely different destinies planned for you? Which one is the one to come true?" Glynn stops talking, puts his hand to his face, and feels the mask. After a quick tug on it he ends with. "But knowlage, that is everything, and a destiny I could get behind."

Turo shrugs, "I don't know. It's not for me to fight the gods, just fulfil their will. If the Fates decide it's time to cut my thread, then what can I do about it?" Then looking at each of the individuals Glynn pointed out, he adds, "But that's not to say we shouldn't try to help those in need. Those that cannot protect themselves."

"Well those b!+©#3$ should... They can go to..." Glynn takes a deep breath, and says "Knowlage. And I would love to try and change the fates."

Seeing Tim and his new friend, Chassa, head into Brikevi's Winery, Turo interrupts the conversation with Glynn and Yanna. "Sorry, but I think our minotaur friend is heading back into the tavern. Should we join them? We could continue our conversation inside if you'd like. Maybe Tim's new friend might have some insights?"

Turo follows Tim and Chassa, hoping to find some hint from the gods as to what he needs to do next on his path to destiny.

(OOC - Tim and Chassa got lost back before we'd picked up our conversation, so trying to remind/bring them back to the forefront.)

Glynn also follows.

Okay, you head back there, and there are even more people inside than before. There's a group of people, mostly humans with a few satyrs who recognize Chassa, and head over to talk to her.

What do you do?

Turo is more uncomfortable now that the crowd is larger and rowdier than before. Seeing the people coming over and looking directly at Chassa, Turo leans in and says quietly to her, "Miss, do you know these people approaching?"

"Must be fans," She says.

Yanna approaches the group, excited by the saytrs, "Hi! How are all of you today?"

"We're well," One replies, with a black goatee and full rams horns, "Lost a bit of money in the race, though."

(OOC - I didn't realise our minotaur, Tim, had left the campaign. Not sure how you want to roll from here as he was keen on talking to Chassa.)

Turn looks over Yanna's shoulder to the satyrs talking to her, "I hope not too much. But there must be a way to make it back here in the big city, right?"

"Let's leave, this place is way too... Busy for me."