CHULANE
It wasn't the first time I had heard of an Earthling coming to this realm, and so her words did not shock me as much as another's had. Still, question rose in my mind, wanting to know more about this supposed other Earthling - where were they from? When were they from? Were they still alive? Could I meet them?
"It's definitely unique," I laugh good-naturedly, shrugging. "It's been a learning experience, to say the least. I am slowly finding my place here - hopefully as time goes on I'll be able to contribute more and feel less like I'm surviving purely on the generosity of complete strangers." I spoke with nothing but gratitude for those complete strangers (who were becoming less strange and more familiar as time went on), and with honesty in my declaration to want to contribute more to the land.
"No problem," I finish off the last of the liquid in my glass with a satisfied smack of my lips, before putting it down and moving towards the jugs she has indicated. Just as I bring the jugs to the barrels, I hear her ask a rather odd question.
Looking over, I see she is not addressing me at all, but some critter she has found in amongst her spice shelves. Putting down the jugs and making my way over to her, I nod as she offers to give me a look.
"What a beauty," I exclaim quietly, in very much a Steve Irwin kind of way. I was a lover of animals great and small, and this one was as fascinating as all the rest I had come to meet in Caido so far. "It seems a bit… drunk?" I question, unsure of what I was observing, if spiders even had the ability to get 'drunk'.
"It's definitely unique," I laugh good-naturedly, shrugging. "It's been a learning experience, to say the least. I am slowly finding my place here - hopefully as time goes on I'll be able to contribute more and feel less like I'm surviving purely on the generosity of complete strangers." I spoke with nothing but gratitude for those complete strangers (who were becoming less strange and more familiar as time went on), and with honesty in my declaration to want to contribute more to the land.
"No problem," I finish off the last of the liquid in my glass with a satisfied smack of my lips, before putting it down and moving towards the jugs she has indicated. Just as I bring the jugs to the barrels, I hear her ask a rather odd question.
Looking over, I see she is not addressing me at all, but some critter she has found in amongst her spice shelves. Putting down the jugs and making my way over to her, I nod as she offers to give me a look.
"What a beauty," I exclaim quietly, in very much a Steve Irwin kind of way. I was a lover of animals great and small, and this one was as fascinating as all the rest I had come to meet in Caido so far. "It seems a bit… drunk?" I question, unsure of what I was observing, if spiders even had the ability to get 'drunk'.
The only true wisdom is in knowing
you know nothing
you know nothing
