"Cooking lessons? Really?" Her hazel eyes brightened at the offer as a slow smile spread across her face. She kind of wanted to learn more recipes that she could make, especially now that she had a house of her own to live in and her own meals to prepare. So far her repertoire didn't extend much further than boiled eggs, toast, grilled fish, and stew. Simple stuff, and the dishes she made didn't exactly boast any complex flavors.

"Yeah! I mean, yes! I'd love to learn to cook something decent," she agreed, extending her hand so they could shake on it officially. "I don't think you'll have to worry too much about the staff and patrons accepting you. I didn't hear any complaints about the food while I was waiting, and I'm sure the staff are glad to have someone willing to call the shots."

Rialynn didn't really classify herself as an employee; she worked as an entertainer and little more. Even then, she'd done more traveling and research into the world's history as of late than singing for coin.