RAZA
Raza listens while she works, noddin’ every now and then to show that her customer ain’t just talkin’ to the empty space. As she dries ‘n listens, the proprietress comes to the conclusion that this old home sounds boring. Sleepy towns ain’t for everyone, just the way that Haulani ain’t for everyone. But it doesn’t sound like the redhead is up for hearin’ the Torcher’s opinion of her old home (and Raza will defend Torchline as the best place till the day she dies), so she keeps her mouth shut.
Not a difficult thing t’do.
“I get that. We didn’t start t’get a lot of answers till that barrier thing around the Grounds fell down an’ the Heralds came out. The Big Three weren’t exactly interested in us an’ our problems, I don’t think.” Shrugging, Raza indicates she doesn’t much care. It’s probably the biggest reason she’s real noncommittal about the Gods an’ their plans - slash whatever it is they’re tryin’ t’do. Y’can’t leave people alone fer three hundred years an’ then expect them t’all of a sudden do your bidding.
Huh. That’s probably why they need the Outlanders as demi-gods.
Anyway. “Sounds calm,” she agrees with the hint of a smile. Reachin’ out for the bottle, she offers the woman a refill. “On the house.”
Not a difficult thing t’do.
“I get that. We didn’t start t’get a lot of answers till that barrier thing around the Grounds fell down an’ the Heralds came out. The Big Three weren’t exactly interested in us an’ our problems, I don’t think.” Shrugging, Raza indicates she doesn’t much care. It’s probably the biggest reason she’s real noncommittal about the Gods an’ their plans - slash whatever it is they’re tryin’ t’do. Y’can’t leave people alone fer three hundred years an’ then expect them t’all of a sudden do your bidding.
Huh. That’s probably why they need the Outlanders as demi-gods.
Anyway. “Sounds calm,” she agrees with the hint of a smile. Reachin’ out for the bottle, she offers the woman a refill. “On the house.”
tonight the heartache's on me
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