After. Well that’s interesting. Honestly Weaver just assumed Zariah had been there longer than she’d publically been visible. What had she been doing then, with all that time? In truth, Weaver isn’t sure she wants to know. Maybe it’s better to be left in the dark. She’d already had a less than stellar experience with Zariah (and would soon have an even worse one). It was unlikely they were destined to be friends, and maybe Weaver did not need another reason to dislike the Archmage anymore than she already did.
”It is unremarkable, so far, which is probably a good way to approach taking over a land that didn’t ask for you. They built the school, Loren has fixed up the infirmary. Little else has happened, at least that us plebeians are aware of.” There could be plenty going on behind closed doors and whispered in hushed voices that she didn’t know about. Schemes and plans, some version of torture for those fool enough to get involved, like Weaver. She was always foolish enough to get involved somehow.
”It is unremarkable, so far, which is probably a good way to approach taking over a land that didn’t ask for you. They built the school, Loren has fixed up the infirmary. Little else has happened, at least that us plebeians are aware of.” There could be plenty going on behind closed doors and whispered in hushed voices that she didn’t know about. Schemes and plans, some version of torture for those fool enough to get involved, like Weaver. She was always foolish enough to get involved somehow.
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-- ask no questions, and you'll be told no lies --
Quote by Charles Dickens
