This city was such a disappointment. By what she had heard, Amy expected banners denouncing mages, soldiers parading captured mages through the streets, etc. Such a disappointment. Oh well, entertainment could still be found.
As for now, the flow of the crowd dictated where she went: up one street, around this corner, down that street, Amy did not care where she went, she was here to watch people. How they interacted with one another, how their views effected their reactions, and whatnot, after all, how else would she study the confusing world of emotions? Like that shop stand for instance, the customer was bargaining with the stand keeper at the top of her lungs, but was she angry or just yelling to be heard? Very interesting.
Amy stopped where she was and pulled out a little notebook and a pen and started taking notes. People grumbled at her for stopping in the middle of the street, and she took those down too. So many people, so many things to write. It was all so frustrating, she needed to sit, but so many people were bumping into her. She reached out and grabbed the person who most recently bumped her.
"Why can't you just be polite and say 'Excuse me?'"
((Hope I'm not imposing, but I'm just assuming that the random person Amy grabbed was one of y'all's characters. :3 I couldn't really think of any other way to have her be affiliated with them. ^.^; That's what posting at a quarter until four will do to you. :P I'll edit if needed.))
