Sohalia
Making Tal blush and stammer was amusing to Soh if only because she was usually the one blushing in uncomfortable situations. To her, though, giving compliments to a dear friend wasn't uncomfortable in the slightest; it was simply the way she was. She listened to Tal's explanation of the greenhouse's origins, nodding in all the right places. She hadn't really thought about what things must have been like in Caido, back before the war and the skyships and everything else that they took for granted these days. She'd been sheltered in the Grounds during all that, and she didn't even know what she had missed. "It must have been difficult, back then," she murmured, although 'back then' wasn't particularly long ago in the grand scheme of things. "Halovians must be very hardy, to withstand all this."
In any case, they soon reached the end of their greenhouse tour, and Soh paused as she considered where she might want to go next. She'd read up on some of Halo's points of interest, but just now she was more interested in whatever Tal wanted to show her. She could wander the region to her heart's content in the days to come, but just now, she wasn't prepared to go beyond the Citadel. "What do you want to show me?" she countered. "I'm not sure what all there is to see - aside from some of the local geography, as I'm sure you've guessed." She laughed lightly, always excited to do more mapping.
In any case, they soon reached the end of their greenhouse tour, and Soh paused as she considered where she might want to go next. She'd read up on some of Halo's points of interest, but just now she was more interested in whatever Tal wanted to show her. She could wander the region to her heart's content in the days to come, but just now, she wasn't prepared to go beyond the Citadel. "What do you want to show me?" she countered. "I'm not sure what all there is to see - aside from some of the local geography, as I'm sure you've guessed." She laughed lightly, always excited to do more mapping.
