Flora
"Ah, okay." Flora replies with an eager nod, sounding as if she understood but absolutely didn't. Feeling like a bundle of nervous energy that felt quite a bit like when you haven't eaten enough and are desperately hungry, the girl tries not to pant her relief as Ronin slows down such that his long strides become more manageable.
'Oh, well...I was hoping if there was time maybe we could visit Safrin's lighthouse? I could pick up some things for her while you're at the market. You know, to leave as offerings." This was calculated of course, it being no secret in the Taliesin (or Kaliesin) household to who the Huntsman was loyal, but hopefully Ronin wouldn't hold it against her. "Maybe starfish from the beach, or something shiny to reflect the candlelight? I've even brought some things to trade!" Vai had given her a beaded necklace and some lengths of woven fibre from the Greatwood that, while not worth much, should be enough to get a few trinkets.
'Oh, well...I was hoping if there was time maybe we could visit Safrin's lighthouse? I could pick up some things for her while you're at the market. You know, to leave as offerings." This was calculated of course, it being no secret in the Taliesin (or Kaliesin) household to who the Huntsman was loyal, but hopefully Ronin wouldn't hold it against her. "Maybe starfish from the beach, or something shiny to reflect the candlelight? I've even brought some things to trade!" Vai had given her a beaded necklace and some lengths of woven fibre from the Greatwood that, while not worth much, should be enough to get a few trinkets.
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