saiden
Saiden smirked and took a pull from his bottle. ”Well, seeing as you’re a stranger in this land, perhaps you could start with respectfully and work your way up from there.” However, it was clear that he wasn’t actually mad at the stranger’s bold response. If anything, the cook was a bit intrigued.
Smirking a bit, he walked closer to the other man. "I'll be the judge of that." The Hali held out the bottle for the stranger.
Laughing, the sound bright and breezy, he shrugged. "You'd be surprised. Some people find it too sunny and nice." Winking lazily, he cocked his head to the side. "Frankly, you don't seem to be the type who likes it sunny or nice." It was clear from his tone that he didn't see a problem with that.
He raised his eyebrows. "Though I'm curious how you could possibly enjoy Torchline without getting to know its inhabitants. We're the best part." There was no false modesty in Saiden's voice.
Smirking a bit, he walked closer to the other man. "I'll be the judge of that." The Hali held out the bottle for the stranger.
Laughing, the sound bright and breezy, he shrugged. "You'd be surprised. Some people find it too sunny and nice." Winking lazily, he cocked his head to the side. "Frankly, you don't seem to be the type who likes it sunny or nice." It was clear from his tone that he didn't see a problem with that.
He raised his eyebrows. "Though I'm curious how you could possibly enjoy Torchline without getting to know its inhabitants. We're the best part." There was no false modesty in Saiden's voice.
