Sniffing with feigned delicacy at the offered drink, Edy decided to let it cool a moment. Shifting the cup back and forth between her fingers (remaining still was not something she did well), Edy pondered the bard's words with perhaps an ounce more care than before.
"All the more power to them, I guess." Edy said with a shrug. "But what they don't seem to have are brains big enough to think. They just act. And you can't really fault them for that, created that way or not, now can you?" Shrugging again, Edy blew on her tea. "I heard a rumour the Voice created them. Y'think that's true?"
"All the more power to them, I guess." Edy said with a shrug. "But what they don't seem to have are brains big enough to think. They just act. And you can't really fault them for that, created that way or not, now can you?" Shrugging again, Edy blew on her tea. "I heard a rumour the Voice created them. Y'think that's true?"
