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Torva could only nod in agreement, wondering who in their right mind would want to see something like that. He'd leave it to all of the brave warriors in the world since he knew for a fact that he was not great knight from the legends he'd heard as a child. He was an acrobat, an juggler, a magician, and an entertainer but he was no warrior. In fact he'd rather avoid fights altogether if he could do so. He'd leave fighting to the beefy sorts like Tyr here.

"Alright, once you're feeling up to it just give me a nudge and I will see about bringing you to meet with my family. I'm sure it would be fun even if you decide not to sign on with the group." He told her, then clapped his hands together, "Yes! It's our turn!" With this he happily went inside, off to see what the magical cake was that his sisters wanted him to pick up.

Upon seeing it he couldn't say that he was disappointed. It was made it fruit and a few different sorts of chocolate, looked as though a person would gain weight just looking at it, and upon being told that they were only being sold two per person he asked, "So I can get two and Tyr can get two? Or we can get two between the two of us?" The baker seemed to think about it before telling him that they could each get two and he nodded, getting out the money to get two of them for each of them. Leaning close he said, "I'll pay for them all so just pretend you're getting two." Taking home three to his family would make it so that it was more likely that everyone would at least get to taste the fancy cake.

"Yeah, that's true. Even after you get the job that you want you still have to practice constantly just to keep up with the others around you. You should see how much my parents practice... though to be fair they also throw knives at each other all day. So I guess it makes sense that they would have to do that." A comment that might sound weird coming from any other family but the one that he was raised in he bet. It was something that made him chuckle just thinking about it.

Digging into his pocket he got out his coin pouch, getting out what he needed, and handed it over to the baker. Once that was done he scooped up the two bags that carried the cakes, "Thank you very much! These are going to make a lot of people happy." He said to the one behind the counter before he motioned to Tyr to follow him, grinning from ear to ear as they made their way out of the store with enough cakes to make everyone happy. At least he hoped that it would be enough that was.

"We can divvy them once we are outside." He said, not wanting to keep the others that were waiting in line waiting on the two of them.

"Mostly my father throwing knives at her while she hold targets of various sorts... or sometimes she leans against targets. It all depends on what act they are working on. She is pretty good with a knife too though, I think it's what drew my father to her in the first place." Something that had Torva laughing a bit, sure that had to be a strange sort of romance in the eyes of most people.

Once they were outside he gave a little whistle that would draw Svana's attention before he said, "Come on, girl, we are gonna head out now." Something that caused the beast to give a little honk before she trotted over to him, still carrying the two averin on her back. It was something that a few kids looking a bit sad seeing them go, though they were quick to start waving as trio of beasts as they hurried off with their owners.

Torva lead the way from the bakery and back toward where the two of them had first met up. After they made it close he set to shifting one cake from one bag to another, offering the bag with the single cake out to Tyr, "Here you go! Thanks for coming with me, Tyr! It was nice to have someone to chat with while I was waiting other then just my beasts." Though if it was just him he probably would have either chatted with them or just performed for the crowd. Anything to keep from being bored as he waited for cake.

Torva gave a bit of a chuckle as she said that hanging out with him was at least better then having to clean while her brother was off doing doctor things. He smiled and said, "Well, I'm glad that I'm at least a better option then chores." He gave a dramatic bow along with the word before standing up right, "It's been a lot of fun, Tyr! Let's hang out again soon."

With another wave he said, "Tell your brother I said Hello!" Not that he'd ever met the guy before but it seemed like the polite thing to say turn on his heel and hurried off, back toward where the troupe was hanging out. It was time to go and hand out cake to those that might want it. After that he wasn't sure what his plans were, he supposed it all depended on what was going on with the troupe! Something he'd find out soon enough.