KORBIN
Remember when I swore
That you and I would never die
That you and I would never die
Korbin tilted his head to read the note as it was passed back. A dark brow rose - that was definitely not an order for food or drink. He shot her a considering look. Then threw a glance at the door, as someone opened it to step outside. Judging by the fading light, the day would be almost done, and the shift would come to take over soon. Question was, did he want to help this person? Not really. Would he be more annoyed about her potentially blundering into something dangerous because he didn't tell her about the creatures that roamed the wilderness? Quite possibly.
He suppressed a sigh, turned it into a long, steadying breath instead. Part of the job, he told himself. Be civil to the customers.
"Yes," he replied laconically to both questions - he was a local and he did have a break coming up. "What do you want to know?"
Depending on what she wanted, it might be quick enough to answer here and now, and he could go straight home once he was done working. Though really, Korbin had no hopes of that actually being the case.
He suppressed a sigh, turned it into a long, steadying breath instead. Part of the job, he told himself. Be civil to the customers.
"Yes," he replied laconically to both questions - he was a local and he did have a break coming up. "What do you want to know?"
Depending on what she wanted, it might be quick enough to answer here and now, and he could go straight home once he was done working. Though really, Korbin had no hopes of that actually being the case.
Remember when you swore
we had it all?
we had it all?
