Shayna crossed her own arms over her breast, almost a mirror of him except of course, a much smaller mirror. His words had at first confused her, what did a fire have to do with anything, but then when he continued that odd laugh of his and told her how much he loved a good story she decided he was mocking her. Unlike someone who had been born free, born with worth, Shayna did not feel offended at his mockery, only slightly disappointed. Which was silly because she didn't truly want him as a Master, so why was she worried at all about what he thought of her. Except he didn't feel like just an ordinary freeborn. No he had an air about him that spoke of power, and slave or not that was Shayna's true ambition.
She knew that slaves prospered when their Master's prospered, and the best she could hope for was to hitch her star to a Master with potential. He wasn't Dynasty, but something radiated power from him, she just wasn't sure what. She was quite when the Radacke man strolled forward, she had learned as many slaves did, to be wary of that house members. Their breaking grounds were notorious. Though she did flick her eyes back from the man who was sizing up the merchandise and the auction assistant.
Peosa's sneer was slowly relieved from his face as his brown eyes widen just a little looking at Mamoru. His lips part as if to answer his question but he hesitates, his face growing first concerned then darker with something like anger. "No..no she " Peosa stammered, then glared at Shayna looking her up and down. His fist closed as he tried to decide if this little freckle faced girl could be such a disgusting person. "Everyone knows Rujaro are run aways. And Runaways are listed..she was brought in by a Dynasty man himself. She can't be Rujaro..." Though Peosa denied it, his eyes return back to Mamoru's easily enough when the Dhani began to speak again.
The yellow-green of the freeborns eyes fascinated Peosa, so much that he had almost forgot that his job was to sell the slaves, not to ferret out Rujaro. "Four hundred is firm." Though his words aren't firm at all, instead they are kind of uncertain. Suddenly though the fear that no one was going to buy this one, if no one bid then he lost the commission..because they would have to reduce her price. What happened if no one else came in at all? No profit, no commission. Surely this friend was just helping him out, to take a trouble making slave off his hands.
Peosa replied eagerly, "Three hundred and fifty Miza...and you don't even have to return the covering she wears. You can keep it!"
She knew that slaves prospered when their Master's prospered, and the best she could hope for was to hitch her star to a Master with potential. He wasn't Dynasty, but something radiated power from him, she just wasn't sure what. She was quite when the Radacke man strolled forward, she had learned as many slaves did, to be wary of that house members. Their breaking grounds were notorious. Though she did flick her eyes back from the man who was sizing up the merchandise and the auction assistant.
Peosa's sneer was slowly relieved from his face as his brown eyes widen just a little looking at Mamoru. His lips part as if to answer his question but he hesitates, his face growing first concerned then darker with something like anger. "No..no she " Peosa stammered, then glared at Shayna looking her up and down. His fist closed as he tried to decide if this little freckle faced girl could be such a disgusting person. "Everyone knows Rujaro are run aways. And Runaways are listed..she was brought in by a Dynasty man himself. She can't be Rujaro..." Though Peosa denied it, his eyes return back to Mamoru's easily enough when the Dhani began to speak again.
The yellow-green of the freeborns eyes fascinated Peosa, so much that he had almost forgot that his job was to sell the slaves, not to ferret out Rujaro. "Four hundred is firm." Though his words aren't firm at all, instead they are kind of uncertain. Suddenly though the fear that no one was going to buy this one, if no one bid then he lost the commission..because they would have to reduce her price. What happened if no one else came in at all? No profit, no commission. Surely this friend was just helping him out, to take a trouble making slave off his hands.
Peosa replied eagerly, "Three hundred and fifty Miza...and you don't even have to return the covering she wears. You can keep it!"