Elias
Elias's lips turned up at the corners, and he waved the boy that accompanied the stall, and tended to it. "Let's get those gemstones on display," he mused, watching the young man scamper to retrieve the stones.
Most of them had come from the Outlander that Elias had taken into his home. Though he had kept one of the stones; a necklace, for himself. Might as well, it'd been payment for staying at his place. "Heard rumors that the Ark's docked 'til further notice?" He raised an eyebrow, glancing over his shoulder to study the various ships that littered the docks.
"Gotta be a bit borin'," he stated, grinning as a small handful of stones were brought to him. He'd set them close to where he stood, lest someone try to snatch them.
Most of them had come from the Outlander that Elias had taken into his home. Though he had kept one of the stones; a necklace, for himself. Might as well, it'd been payment for staying at his place. "Heard rumors that the Ark's docked 'til further notice?" He raised an eyebrow, glancing over his shoulder to study the various ships that littered the docks.
"Gotta be a bit borin'," he stated, grinning as a small handful of stones were brought to him. He'd set them close to where he stood, lest someone try to snatch them.
My feet feel so weary,
The miles feel so weary,
Without you by my side,
So I'll pick this purple flower,
For the day we reunite.
The miles feel so weary,
Without you by my side,
So I'll pick this purple flower,
For the day we reunite.
