Same here. *smiles, enjoying the lovely sound of the woman's laughter* I don't easily forget a pretty face. *grins at the compliment, tilting her head a little to let the purple strands hang down on one side of her horns* Thanks! Dyed it myself. I can't do cute braids like yours, though.

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warning was as clear as the dismissal in her voice as she said, "Ga rahn," and waited. Jade didn't waste time but gestured Polina to get on her horse. "Let us get you anywhere but here, yes?"

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to the newer trade language brought between the dwarves and humans. Eris stood nearly nose to nose with him, being about the same height, but had a presence that seemed as large as the darkness sometimes. He relaxed minimally when she finally made a 'tch' sound and took a small step back. The

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"Mm..." he makes a noise of confirmation. At Eris's derisively unconvinced scoff, he takes a breath and says firmly, "Mir shemlen enasalin." The act of speaking elvhen always felt sour in his throat, like acid reflux, but he knew Eris preferred it [something like 'the human is my responsibility]

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backed out of. It was perhaps that more than anything that kept her from disregarding his shout long enough to drag her own response out through the fury. But the light would not last long, and Jade had minutes to persuade her or leave.

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