A joy hard-learned in winter was the warming of the bed
You'd shake for minutes there and move your legs
You'd shake for minutes there and move your legs
Sleeves brush; he bumps his shoulder against hers, accepting the game with a smirk. "That doesn't seem like a bet in my favor," the Dragoon counters with a grin of his own, very much aware of how she's moved into his space.
Still, he follows her toward the line, using their scheming and the small space as an excuse to stay within murmuring range. "Is it that obvious I'm not from here?" he asks with a chuckle, relishing the warmth of the mug on his cold hands. Taking a sip, he thinks about how best to answer. "I was visiting the Warden. He invited me to join the monster hunter's guild." No need to go into the rest of it - Family concerns, Sunjata infected, a brewing coup in his home. "Figured I'd stick around for a bit, given how rarely I come this way. Plus, my dragon loves the snow." Ah, yes, the casual drop of a dragon companion. Classic move. Very suave.
The line moves, and Koa again nudges Rhi's shoulder, inclining his head. "Looks like we're up, dear. Care to lead the way?"
Still, he follows her toward the line, using their scheming and the small space as an excuse to stay within murmuring range. "Is it that obvious I'm not from here?" he asks with a chuckle, relishing the warmth of the mug on his cold hands. Taking a sip, he thinks about how best to answer. "I was visiting the Warden. He invited me to join the monster hunter's guild." No need to go into the rest of it - Family concerns, Sunjata infected, a brewing coup in his home. "Figured I'd stick around for a bit, given how rarely I come this way. Plus, my dragon loves the snow." Ah, yes, the casual drop of a dragon companion. Classic move. Very suave.
The line moves, and Koa again nudges Rhi's shoulder, inclining his head. "Looks like we're up, dear. Care to lead the way?"
Koa Carpenter
Wrap the blanket over you and keep your head within
Let your breath heat the air until you'd feel it getting thin
Let your breath heat the air until you'd feel it getting thin
