The brunette beamed and giggled as if Kaladin's words were nothing more then a joke told to her by some potential suitor. An eyebrow raised as, rather then get up and shuffle off, she sat down into the seat further, arm wrapping around the back in a lazy manner. Rex either had more guts then brains or she was trying to put up a front. How is it that he always seemed to attract the crazies since coming here? He trilled his fingers lightly against the table, listening to her question with only the slightest hint of interest. "Would it really make much a difference if you knew the name? Not like we're there now."
He took a swig from the bottle, the harsh amber liquid burning his throat as it went down and his lips smacked contently as warmth began to grow in his belly. Her next question however managed to spark more then a little bit of interest. Why was she asking if he knew about this land? She wasn't a Northwinder, at least he didn't think so. That mean't that she had to be a native in this world right? "I would imagine that you would know about this world then I would." he said testing to see if his theory was right. Kaladin had assumed that only people from Northhaven had been sucked up into the strange new world they were in, if there were people from other worlds however....
Then she leaned forward, hair brushing against the rough wood of the table. One of Kal's hands drifted towards his boot, where he kept a dagger hidden, his instincts kicking in as adrenaline began to pump through his system. But then the girl gave him a bright smile and in her cheery voice asked for his name. Was Rex....flirting with him? He was so taken aback by it the thought that he didn't even answer sarcastically. "Kaladin" he said, hand drifting away from the hidden weapon. "Kaladin Rickshire."
He took a swig from the bottle, the harsh amber liquid burning his throat as it went down and his lips smacked contently as warmth began to grow in his belly. Her next question however managed to spark more then a little bit of interest. Why was she asking if he knew about this land? She wasn't a Northwinder, at least he didn't think so. That mean't that she had to be a native in this world right? "I would imagine that you would know about this world then I would." he said testing to see if his theory was right. Kaladin had assumed that only people from Northhaven had been sucked up into the strange new world they were in, if there were people from other worlds however....
Then she leaned forward, hair brushing against the rough wood of the table. One of Kal's hands drifted towards his boot, where he kept a dagger hidden, his instincts kicking in as adrenaline began to pump through his system. But then the girl gave him a bright smile and in her cheery voice asked for his name. Was Rex....flirting with him? He was so taken aback by it the thought that he didn't even answer sarcastically. "Kaladin" he said, hand drifting away from the hidden weapon. "Kaladin Rickshire."
