Roughshod listened in silence as the mare outlined some vague ideas for spending time in the big city, the stallion responding to her questioning after a moment, tone thoughtful, a single hoof rubbing at his chin.

"Well, what to get up to in Canterlot really depends on what you enjoy doing.. Honestly, since I spend most of my time in the city drinking, chatting with charming mares, or just wandering about and seeing what kinda trouble I can get into, the only real recommendation I can make is; have a starting point in mind, and then just go wander. It can be kinda fun, getting lost in a new city, and Canterlot's a big place, with a lot of stuff to see. The Botanical Gardens and Museums are supposed to be good, if you're, you know, interested in plants or history." The grey stallion replied, relaxing by the bar as he rambled on, the stallion shooting Agilene yet another flirtatious wink at the mention of charming mares, and his tone grew slightly bored as he referred to the few more cultured attractions the city had to offer, the rough and tumble stallion clearly not the biggest fan of intellectual pursuits.

As Agilene imagined the Canterlot attractions Roughshod listed out, the sound of the door opening broke her trail of thought. Was it a new customer? Her eyes darted to the bar's entrance. As she expected, a new customer has arrived. A brown unicorn wearing a green army shirt. The pegasus wondered if she had seen this one before. She shrugged, passing him off as one of those look-a-likes that are common with some ponies. Especially that army of look-a-likes she read about during a Royal Wedding a couple years ago.

She faced Roughshod, "It appears we have some company."