Big Guns For Bing-Gan

[Corwin]

Bing-Gan nods absently, as she gives her supper the attention it deserves. It's not long before she's done with it, and with a wave at the somewhat helpful waiter, she retires to her room for the night.

[Kwokinator]

Bing-Gan was awoken by loud noises coming from downstairs.

[Corwin]

Bing-Gan dressed quickly, and after locating some water and splashing it on her face to wake up, moved downstairs with her staff.

[Kwokinator]

OOC: My mind so wants to take the "moved downstairs with her staff" the wrong way... ^_^;

Or knowing you, that's possibly the right way :D

IC:  When Bing-Gan arrives downstairs, she sees two groups of people quarrelling loudly over something, the argument becoming so heated that some of the members are waving their weapons in the air threateningly.

[Corwin]

Bing-Gan looks around for a waiter, preferably the one from yesterday, to see if it's safe to approach him and find out what's happening.

OOC: Now, you'll never know, would you?  ^^

[Kwokinator]

The waiter is on his way towards a table, after having finished taking orders from the previous one.

[Corwin]

Bing-Gan makes her way towards the table that is the waiter's target, trying to intercept him.

[Kwokinator]

The waiter simply gave an absent hand gesture, the one that usually tells customers "I'll be right there."

[Corwin]

Bing-Gan nods, and takes a seat at an empty table. As she waits for the waiter, she observes the loud bastards who woke her up, trying to make a rough estimate of their fighting skill (or lack thereof).

[Kwokinator]

As Bing-Gan looks on, she finds out that they are rival gangs in the town, arguing over territory and profits.  Most of them carry dao, and some of them are waving them in the air while others just stare at the rival gang.

She doesn't seem to be able to pick up on their skill level though, which either meant that they are either beyond her league, or that they are not seriously going to fight.

[Corwin]

Bing-Gan carefully weighs her options. On the one hand, those idiots woke her up and should really be punished. On the other, they probably wouldn't be worth her time. Plus, she would have to do all that work for no pay, which would be annoying.

In the end, she decides to just have some breakfast for the time being. She could always kick the gangsters' asses later, after all.

[Kwokinator]

The familiar waiter came to Bing-Gan's table and smiled in a business-like manner.

"Can I take your order, miss?"

[Corwin]

"I'll have whatever you recommend," she answers with a smile. "I'm not too hungry, though," she adds, her smile dropping slightly, "since I lose my appetite when gangsters wake me up." Bing-Gan glances in the direction of the ruffians. "These are gangsters, right?"

[Kwokinator]

"Shh!" the waiter held a finger over his lips. "Not so loud!  Don't let them hear you!"

[Corwin]

Bing-Gan smiles at him. "Sure thing! Anyway, I'm good with a light breakfast."