“I do not mean to insult your security. I just was in awe at the view. Father said it was wonderful, but this is amazing! Here, you can have these,” she apologised, handing over the Tamo Daggers, neatly locked into each other. She felt like a child getting their teddy taken away, as the daggers basically were her teddy growing up. She really did not believe the one guard’s assurance that they were not plotting something evil. She would not have assumed otherwise, but now that it was on the table, she was suspicious. She could not really do anything about it, after all, she was the one that was lying. Lying was a foreign concept to her, she thought it was somewhat pointless, but in this case, her life depended on it. “That’s it? It looks fantastic!” she praised, raising her brow, her eyes asking, ‘May I lead?’ Without waiting for her response to her nonverbal quiry, she started off towards the building they pointed to on graceful feet. While walking she asked, “Could you lead me to the market on the marrow? But right now all I want is rest. It has been a long way coming here.” She wondered if she could sell some of her potions while she was in Kalinor. She did not think they would have many sellers of that type locally, and some of the items she could make were very useful. |
OOCTwo questions, would bonding with a Symestrian save her? And would making them potions make her valuable enough not to mate with?