The music swelled as the dancers performed their delicate moves. Each pair perfectly in step with the steady strum of the instruments as they built to a crescendo, and when the music stopped, the dancers bowed deeply to each other.
The audience clapped in appreciation as the entertainers exited the room.
"Quite the show," exclaimed Revi, "though I'm surprised people would learn such moves."
"Why do you say that?" asked Beverly.
"I see no purpose to it," he countered.
"The purpose," said Hayley, "is to entertain people. Were you not entertained?"
"I suppose," he admitted, "but surely there are more important things for them to do?"
"Careful, Master Mage, you're beginning to sound like Beverly," warned the ranger.
"Hey!" exclaimed Beverly. "I know how to have fun on occasion, you kno
