[It was easy to toy with others, so when Mando clarified it had been a joke, Elza shrugged her shoulders carelessly.] Well if that's the best you can do there's always room for improvement.

[The offer had her chuckling lightly. He was serious, she knew, but the thought of her pushing snowballs around seemed like that should have been the actually joke.

Arms folding over her chest, she eyed him with a calculating gaze.]

I don't work for free. [Money meant nothing to her. No, there was something far more valuable than that. She didn't his that fact as she smiled at her companion.] Agree to tell me a story of your past, a time before here, and I'll consider helping.

[The story itself wouldn't have mattered and she didn't mind if it would be payment in a less public place later. Mando though would get bonus points for a good story but what Elza was more interested in was seeing just what made the man before her tick.]