KORBIN
Leave my loneliness unbroken!
- quit the bust above my door!
- quit the bust above my door!
Korbin had seen the note, which was why he was aware of the outsiders coming at all. It had not mentioned why though. "I know they will," he replied, still keeping a mild tone - which honestly was quite the rarity with him.
"I just don't see why they have to come here. Can't their government take care of their own people?
"Nothing really. Stopped by once to look for something at their notice board, that's all I've had to do with the place."
He had found what he went there for, and was left the impression of a chaotic region with poor sense of community. Too many factions warring with each other over what seemed entirely pointless things.
A pulse of contentment with the deal was sent back. The idea of having access to that kind of material - always sought after, always tradeable - set his mind awhirl with ideas. So many things you could do with it... Too bad his deafness made it difficult to take advantage in the ways he might like to.
"What do you know about curses?" he asked, after a moment's hesitation.
"I just don't see why they have to come here. Can't their government take care of their own people?
"Nothing really. Stopped by once to look for something at their notice board, that's all I've had to do with the place."
He had found what he went there for, and was left the impression of a chaotic region with poor sense of community. Too many factions warring with each other over what seemed entirely pointless things.
A pulse of contentment with the deal was sent back. The idea of having access to that kind of material - always sought after, always tradeable - set his mind awhirl with ideas. So many things you could do with it... Too bad his deafness made it difficult to take advantage in the ways he might like to.
"What do you know about curses?" he asked, after a moment's hesitation.
Quoth the Raven,
"Nevermore."
"Nevermore."
