I know I'm just a girl, but can I change lives?
Now Lilliane couldn't help but chuckle. "A dash of salt for everything someone in Torchline says? That sure sounds like a very salty meal." Though she did raise an eyebrow afterward. "You say that like the people in Torchline are all horrible, and cruelty towards animals is normal here." Of course, it had been a joke on his side. But there was often some truth in repeated jokes like these.
Glancing over at the animals Amun had called rhampires, Lilliane continued: "Have you thought about how to get their feathers? Do they lose them somehow or are you planning to hunt one? I just want to take a look at them, so I'll try not to get in your way with whatever you're doing."
She paused for a moment to think. "If you don't mind me asking, what will the dyes be for? Clothing is the first thing to come in mind, but many things need dyes."
Glancing over at the animals Amun had called rhampires, Lilliane continued: "Have you thought about how to get their feathers? Do they lose them somehow or are you planning to hunt one? I just want to take a look at them, so I'll try not to get in your way with whatever you're doing."
She paused for a moment to think. "If you don't mind me asking, what will the dyes be for? Clothing is the first thing to come in mind, but many things need dyes."
If I am nothing, if I am trying, I think I can
Lilliane
