Sohalia
Unfortunately for Soh, simple day trips were often not an option when she was doing a detailed map of an area. Such an undertaking could take days, weeks - and, as a result, she'd been unable to produce any new maps since opening her shop. Oh, sure, she had a couple of smaller scale maps that she'd been able to do, but nothing like what she offered for an area like the Greatwood, where she'd spent the better part of a season. Still, she hesitated to invite a stranger into her shop, especially given that her home was located right above it. It would have to be someone she trusted. Until then, she'd just have to give ample notice to customers about potential closures.
At the mention of the party for Ancients, Soh nodded. "So did I - I think I saw you there, but I was a little late to the party," she added with a small smile. "It was definitely different from what I'm used to." She thought of the cocktails, and the toast to Dygra, who Soh still knew very little about. Of course, she wasn't used to many parties, so who was to say what was normal? "The Climb was interesting," she agreed. "I didn't get much of a chance to map it, so I'll have to go back one day. Perhaps when it's cooler."
At the mention of the party for Ancients, Soh nodded. "So did I - I think I saw you there, but I was a little late to the party," she added with a small smile. "It was definitely different from what I'm used to." She thought of the cocktails, and the toast to Dygra, who Soh still knew very little about. Of course, she wasn't used to many parties, so who was to say what was normal? "The Climb was interesting," she agreed. "I didn't get much of a chance to map it, so I'll have to go back one day. Perhaps when it's cooler."
these aching memories still dance around me
