The Mer were pretty interesting, even if he hadn't had very many interactions with them. As far as he knew they didn't tend to get a lot of mail from outside of Torchline... or at least none that came through him. If he got his business expansion off the ground there, maybe that would change, but for now he was just happy to have a full stomach after a long day of work.
He nodded slowly at her answer, fingers tapping distractedly on the tabletop after he set his spoon down. "Makes sense. Th'Greatwood's nice an' all but it can be kinda... weird." Unsettling, at least, and occasionally frustrating when the local Fae didn't take into account that humans couldn't fly. All the doors were too short, too - though maybe that didn't bother Alys as much as it did him.
It was amazing how much better he felt now that he wasn't hangry anymore, and he reached up to rub the back of his neck self-consciously as he looked down into his empty breadbowl. "So, uh. About your advisin' gig. D'you have any advice for me?"
He nodded slowly at her answer, fingers tapping distractedly on the tabletop after he set his spoon down. "Makes sense. Th'Greatwood's nice an' all but it can be kinda... weird." Unsettling, at least, and occasionally frustrating when the local Fae didn't take into account that humans couldn't fly. All the doors were too short, too - though maybe that didn't bother Alys as much as it did him.
It was amazing how much better he felt now that he wasn't hangry anymore, and he reached up to rub the back of his neck self-consciously as he looked down into his empty breadbowl. "So, uh. About your advisin' gig. D'you have any advice for me?"
