[Employment Office]
[This isn't Winter's favorite place to be. Somehow she looks even more uptight than she usually does as she stares down her nose at the multiple brochures and career suggestions.]
'Knock 'Em Dead (But Not Literally!): A Beginner's Guide to Bounty Hunting'
'Lawyers and Judges and Bailiffs, Oh My! Welcome to Court!'
'So You've Just Been Kidnapped to a Strange Alien World: Is Fast Food Right For You?'
[A small, almost inaudible sigh escapes Winter as her hands unclasp from behind her back and she takes the bounty hunting brochure. It's not ideal, and hardly a reliable source of income. But if nothing else, it's something she can do well. It's added to her small stack that includes greenhouse attendant, fencing instructor, and food critic.]
[She's on the fence about that last one; a lot of restaurant owners might get reduced to tears in the wake of Winter's ridiculously high standards.]
[Passing over most of the other brochures, her gaze travels to the bulleting board where a variety of colored flyers are posted with 'help wanted' emblazoned on almost every single one. But there's one flyer in particular that arrests Winter's attention.]
'Classical pianist wanted for upscale restaurant and lounge. Competitive pay plus tips.'
[One of the phone number tabs is caught between her thumb and forefinger, and she nearly tears the slip of paper loose. However...]
[...however...]
[She lets it go and closes her eyes with a small shake of her head. It's been several years since she last touched the beautiful grand piano in the Schnee family home. She would need an instrument to practice and shake off the proverbial dust, and that's not something she can afford to do right now. Besides, she's well aware that entertainers make very little to start, and if she doesn't want to find herself in this kind of penniless position again, unable to properly provide for the people who need her, she'll have to seek out a job with higher wages.]
[Perhaps 'health inspector' would be a better fit.It would still make restaurant owners cry, though.]
[OOC: It's possible to offer Winter a job if your character is hiring. If it works out ICly, she might actually take it!]
* * * * *
[Shopping/Hotel]
[Little girls need a lot of things. Even though Winter estimates that the de-aging isn't likely to last more than two weeks, she would rather overstock than find herself coming up short when it comes to meeting the needs of Weiss and (possibly) Adela. They can eat at restaurants, but they still need nutritious food on hand for snacks. And clothes...so many clothes...it's a wonder Winter can carry all of those bags!]
[Which is why she doesn't intend to carry it herself. She can summon an Ursa to assist, since it's tame and well-mannered.]
[So while Winter isn't likely to be encountered away from her charge (or charges), it's still possible to run into her when she's buying necessities. As for where she's staying? She found the nicest hotel money can get, took out a loan, and moved themselves in.]
[Good little sisters deserve nice things.]
[This isn't Winter's favorite place to be. Somehow she looks even more uptight than she usually does as she stares down her nose at the multiple brochures and career suggestions.]
'Knock 'Em Dead (But Not Literally!): A Beginner's Guide to Bounty Hunting'
'Lawyers and Judges and Bailiffs, Oh My! Welcome to Court!'
'So You've Just Been Kidnapped to a Strange Alien World: Is Fast Food Right For You?'
[A small, almost inaudible sigh escapes Winter as her hands unclasp from behind her back and she takes the bounty hunting brochure. It's not ideal, and hardly a reliable source of income. But if nothing else, it's something she can do well. It's added to her small stack that includes greenhouse attendant, fencing instructor, and food critic.]
[She's on the fence about that last one; a lot of restaurant owners might get reduced to tears in the wake of Winter's ridiculously high standards.]
[Passing over most of the other brochures, her gaze travels to the bulleting board where a variety of colored flyers are posted with 'help wanted' emblazoned on almost every single one. But there's one flyer in particular that arrests Winter's attention.]
'Classical pianist wanted for upscale restaurant and lounge. Competitive pay plus tips.'
[One of the phone number tabs is caught between her thumb and forefinger, and she nearly tears the slip of paper loose. However...]
[...however...]
[She lets it go and closes her eyes with a small shake of her head. It's been several years since she last touched the beautiful grand piano in the Schnee family home. She would need an instrument to practice and shake off the proverbial dust, and that's not something she can afford to do right now. Besides, she's well aware that entertainers make very little to start, and if she doesn't want to find herself in this kind of penniless position again, unable to properly provide for the people who need her, she'll have to seek out a job with higher wages.]
[Perhaps 'health inspector' would be a better fit.
[OOC: It's possible to offer Winter a job if your character is hiring. If it works out ICly, she might actually take it!]
* * * * *
[Shopping/Hotel]
[Little girls need a lot of things. Even though Winter estimates that the de-aging isn't likely to last more than two weeks, she would rather overstock than find herself coming up short when it comes to meeting the needs of Weiss and (possibly) Adela. They can eat at restaurants, but they still need nutritious food on hand for snacks. And clothes...so many clothes...it's a wonder Winter can carry all of those bags!]
[Which is why she doesn't intend to carry it herself. She can summon an Ursa to assist, since it's tame and well-mannered.]
[So while Winter isn't likely to be encountered away from her charge (or charges), it's still possible to run into her when she's buying necessities. As for where she's staying? She found the nicest hotel money can get, took out a loan, and moved themselves in.]
[Good little sisters deserve nice things.]
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