I truly loved you
There is an eyeroll and Oliver is half tempted to fully continue his work, but it can wait a bit longer. "Hey, nails are super important! Someone needs nails, trust me on it." Though, he is very satisfied with her response that she will consider the thought, he does hope that she will realize the importance of trying to trade simply to trade. Important bonds can be formed through bartering, connections that may be crucial in the future. It's always nice to become familiar with those naturals who trade frequently.
It's always a good day when Safrin is spoken about in such high manner, so there is a clear change in his disposition, his shoulders rising with pride and overall attitude becoming very happy. Speaking about Safrin in a good way already made him pretty happy, but when Aisha actually mentioned that she spoke with her AND liked her? Damn, that alone would've made his day. Aisha deserved to feel happy and he knew Safrin would be able to help her have that happiness. "Yeah, that's understandable. It's also super dangerous to stay... it wasn't pleasant last year when that was our only option." His voice became serious for a moment, hoping she'd understand just how bad LongNight was. While Oliver was spared from most of the blood, he did unfortunately almost cause the death of his Guild Master, Bastien. It was hard to think about and he still felt horribly guilty to this day.
Nodding along, Oliver absolutely agreed with her statement. "Yeah... I do feel bad, though, for leaving. I'm stronger than I was last year... and I don't want Safrin to be mad at me for just abandoning them... but I don't know."
It's always a good day when Safrin is spoken about in such high manner, so there is a clear change in his disposition, his shoulders rising with pride and overall attitude becoming very happy. Speaking about Safrin in a good way already made him pretty happy, but when Aisha actually mentioned that she spoke with her AND liked her? Damn, that alone would've made his day. Aisha deserved to feel happy and he knew Safrin would be able to help her have that happiness. "Yeah, that's understandable. It's also super dangerous to stay... it wasn't pleasant last year when that was our only option." His voice became serious for a moment, hoping she'd understand just how bad LongNight was. While Oliver was spared from most of the blood, he did unfortunately almost cause the death of his Guild Master, Bastien. It was hard to think about and he still felt horribly guilty to this day.
Nodding along, Oliver absolutely agreed with her statement. "Yeah... I do feel bad, though, for leaving. I'm stronger than I was last year... and I don't want Safrin to be mad at me for just abandoning them... but I don't know."
but now im walking away
OLIVER
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