Flyn nodded in approval again. Nice menu! He, himself would be happy to dine on such meals if he were just a random customer walking in. Rolling up his sleeves he got himself ready to get a bit dirty when he heard a raised voice outside. At first not paying it too much attention, he turned back to what he was doing when he suddenly stood straight upright and looked towards the door as the raised voice changed into a threatening below and the sound of furniture smashing could be heard.
Taking a second longer to react than Charles, who had rushed straight out immediately, Flyn dropped what he was doing and rushed out behind him. His eyes grew wide as he saw the scene of the Orc holding the elf by the scruff of his neck high above the ground. He watched as Charles yelled at the Orc to drop the elf which he does, quite literally. Already in his mind Flyn decided to himself that this had definitely been the wrong day to show up as a newcomer in this town.
Looking at the elf, at Trinity - who was obviously again, an important piece to this entire puzzle - frozen as she was, staring at the elf, Flyn's curiosity again peaked. It seemed weird, that one soul girl could cause so much trouble inadverdantly - or so it appeared to Flyn at the moment. There had to be more to this!
The orc was a fierce - looking spectacle, indeed. His weaponry lethal - looking - in fact HE was lethal - looking! Again, this time feeling that, seeing as there had already been a fight started, he may or may not need to step in - although who's side he was supposed to be on he literally had no clue - and figured if worse came to worse - the most important thing was to throw out those causing havoc in the Inn and to protect the Inn - keeper and the workers and the other customers.
The orc had at least complied - that was a good sign. At least if they explained themselves - each and every one of them, they might start getting some answers. Even so, Flyn's claws behind his wrist were just starting to show...they would be ready in a second if the occasion chose for them to be. Simply because she looked frightened - and because he had been assured afore - hand of her innocence, and he felt that Charles - who seemed to be a man/dwarf of simple needs and great honesty - could be trusted, he moved towards Trinity - this strange girl whom seemed to have allot of secrets and be made up of extreme mystery, and stood nearby her, but not to close, as he could tell right from when she had walked in that morning, that she was uneasy around others, no matter who they were. She could hunt, and probably fight, he was well aware, but it seemed obvious by now that her safety was in great jeopardy and she could literally be robbed of her freedom at any moment. This much, he knew.
So, standing shoulder width apart with his hands behind his back so that no one could see that his claws were out, he watched and waited to see what was going to happen next. If everything went smoothly, he was going to leave it up to Charles to regain order of his Inn. He would only step in if he felt he needed to.