Zavien
"Thorn works at the House of Midnight in King's End. He's not one to get involved in things most of the time, but he's a good guy with similar views." He shrugged his shoulders, leaving it at that so Maea could ask for herself. Zavien wasn't sure whether the courtesan would be interested in assisting, but he trusted the man regardless. The same went for the other people and whether they would be interested in such a meeting, content to let them decide for themselves, although he wasn't sure he'd necessarily endorse it if they asked.
Having never coordinated anything more than a house party, Zavien hadn't the faintest idea what went into planning a conference. His brows furrowed, considering her intentions for using Haulani. It wasn't a bad idea, but he said, "I get that, but you might want to ask leadership before - just so you're not stepping on any toes. It might also feel less neutral within Torchline's borders, so be careful." And as for what he thought about a time, the question caught him off guard, making him laugh a little. "Soon enough to make a difference but not too soon that people don't have time to travel."
Beyond that, he gave her a more serious, sympathetic look. "But Maea, I don't want you to be disappointed if not many people show up. There's a lot going on, so few people have time to spare from their own efforts just to travel and have a conversation that might give them new ideas."
Having never coordinated anything more than a house party, Zavien hadn't the faintest idea what went into planning a conference. His brows furrowed, considering her intentions for using Haulani. It wasn't a bad idea, but he said, "I get that, but you might want to ask leadership before - just so you're not stepping on any toes. It might also feel less neutral within Torchline's borders, so be careful." And as for what he thought about a time, the question caught him off guard, making him laugh a little. "Soon enough to make a difference but not too soon that people don't have time to travel."
Beyond that, he gave her a more serious, sympathetic look. "But Maea, I don't want you to be disappointed if not many people show up. There's a lot going on, so few people have time to spare from their own efforts just to travel and have a conversation that might give them new ideas."
The real tragedy is men
who are afraid of the light
who are afraid of the light
