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It was almost like they made it happen by talking about it, Faith considered. Shame they hadn't talked about people just being nice to each other and not hurting each other over nonsense. But then, that was far less likely to happen, she knew, so she might as well save her breath. By the time that the bodyguard (who was, very obviously, needed) had gone to sort things out, Faith was looking around in concern for Tristan. She was worried that he might be involved in this altercation and, if he was, that he might get hurt. She did not like that idea, not at all, because he bruised very easily (it was his delicate Venora skin) and he did not exactly have the sort of skills which meant that he was a fighter. So, she looked and she caught sight of him there, right by the place where the altercation happened. There was blood and there were two men and the bouncer. Faith felt her heart in her throat but she saw that the bouncer man was there. She hesitated only for a trill before moving over to where the fight was. At the end of the trial she would much rather that she over stepped her boundaries and protected him than she remained proper and correct and he got hurt.
So, she made her way towards him and when one of the over-exuberant clients grabbed her she gave him a swift elbow to the ribs which knocked the wind from him but nothing else. That meant that she could get to her goal and so there was a soft hand placed on Tristan's arm. She would have spoken, but she did not wish to speak over Madame Alessa and so she touched his arm, glanced at him and met his gaze and then stayed where she was. Gray, the bodyguard spoke to Master, but she did not say any more, waiting to see what her owner and the free man spoke of and not saying any more unless spoken to. But looking at the clothes that the bodyguard security man was wearing, she considered that they were going to be ruined unless he got them off and washed them quickly, preferably in salt or, strangely, milk.

