Everest
Never quite sure what to do with praise, the aviator smiled politely and dipped his head before happily moving onto talk of sandwiches and tea. Reaching into the basket Everest pulled out two perfectly neatly wrapped sandwiches, each of which was meticulously labelled. "Turkey, cheese, and brie, or egg salad with goat cheese?" He asks, holding each out for the Heart's inspection if she would like a closer look.
Watching Soh a touch shyly and nervously for a moment, Ever reminded himself that standing around awkwardly fell into the rude category of behaviour, such that no matter his uncertainty, he should sit down as well. Smiling if only so he had something to do with his face, the aviator sat neatly at a distance that was both friendly, but not too close.
"I've been just fine." He answered, before narrowing his eyes thoughtfully for a moment. "Actually it's been about 3 weeks, whereas an age is defined as about 100 years." The aviator added with a slightly dimpled smile. Others might call him obtuse or plain old annoying to speak to, but the spyglass had never really learned any other way of being. Twisting around for two cups (he always came prepared) and the thermos of tea, Ever began to unscrew the lid. "How have you been?"
Watching Soh a touch shyly and nervously for a moment, Ever reminded himself that standing around awkwardly fell into the rude category of behaviour, such that no matter his uncertainty, he should sit down as well. Smiling if only so he had something to do with his face, the aviator sat neatly at a distance that was both friendly, but not too close.
"I've been just fine." He answered, before narrowing his eyes thoughtfully for a moment. "Actually it's been about 3 weeks, whereas an age is defined as about 100 years." The aviator added with a slightly dimpled smile. Others might call him obtuse or plain old annoying to speak to, but the spyglass had never really learned any other way of being. Twisting around for two cups (he always came prepared) and the thermos of tea, Ever began to unscrew the lid. "How have you been?"
I've done the math, checked the facts
And there's no changing that
And there's no changing that
