Sohalia
Here's the thing about Sohalia: she grew up sheltered. Her village had been small, her circle of friends and family had been smaller, and altogether it meant that she was a bit of an oddity. Having experienced nothing but kindness and generosity in her own life, it was all that she knew how to give to others.
Aside from the poacher, who had deserved to be smacked upside the head. At least in Soh's opinion.
And even him, she didn't truly wish ill upon. Sure, she hoped he'd gotten some sense knocked into him and would stop his horrible hunting habits, but she didn't wish he'd die or anything. If she really thought about it, she'd probably come to the conclusion that the man just needed a good talking to. Most people, she thought, could be reasonable if given half a chance.
In any case, she led the way into Wrenzoak's Refuge, making for the small inn where she had been staying for the past few days. There wasn't much of note in the town aside from the inn, the brothel, and a few shops - at least not that Soh was aware of - but it was quaint and cozy, and she'd been enjoying her time away from home. "So, food?" she suggested. "The inn has some wonderful stew, if you'd like, but there are some other restaurants. I just can't vouch for them," she added with a joking smile. "Up to you!"
Aside from the poacher, who had deserved to be smacked upside the head. At least in Soh's opinion.
And even him, she didn't truly wish ill upon. Sure, she hoped he'd gotten some sense knocked into him and would stop his horrible hunting habits, but she didn't wish he'd die or anything. If she really thought about it, she'd probably come to the conclusion that the man just needed a good talking to. Most people, she thought, could be reasonable if given half a chance.
In any case, she led the way into Wrenzoak's Refuge, making for the small inn where she had been staying for the past few days. There wasn't much of note in the town aside from the inn, the brothel, and a few shops - at least not that Soh was aware of - but it was quaint and cozy, and she'd been enjoying her time away from home. "So, food?" she suggested. "The inn has some wonderful stew, if you'd like, but there are some other restaurants. I just can't vouch for them," she added with a joking smile. "Up to you!"
