Elide
Elide catches sight of his blond hair, hears his voice call out to her, and she turns towards him immediately. There's a bit of tension in her movements, in the hunching of her shoulders, in the tightening of her jawline; like she's doing something she doesn't quite want to. Even her strides are slower as she makes her way towards the counter.
"What were you working on?" She asks, though she's not sure why she's trying to be casual. She places the offerings on the surface between them and gently prods them in his direction. "These are for you. The coat is made from ursur wool, for the most part. And these are books, you might find them useful," she taps the top of the brown paper that wraps around what would look to be about three thick books.
She pulls in a deep breath, for once, even if she doesn't need it. She uses the action to steady her tensed shoulders and leans her hands down on the counter. "Do you know much about what's going on with the Ascended this upcoming LongNight?" She asks, adding, "We're all expected to fight the monsters, to get rid of them once and for all. So I may not be here for much longer..." and I may not return but she doesn't want to say that. It's quite heavily implied, though.
"What were you working on?" She asks, though she's not sure why she's trying to be casual. She places the offerings on the surface between them and gently prods them in his direction. "These are for you. The coat is made from ursur wool, for the most part. And these are books, you might find them useful," she taps the top of the brown paper that wraps around what would look to be about three thick books.
She pulls in a deep breath, for once, even if she doesn't need it. She uses the action to steady her tensed shoulders and leans her hands down on the counter. "Do you know much about what's going on with the Ascended this upcoming LongNight?" She asks, adding, "We're all expected to fight the monsters, to get rid of them once and for all. So I may not be here for much longer..." and I may not return but she doesn't want to say that. It's quite heavily implied, though.
never before had the song of war
been the song of hope ascending
been the song of hope ascending
