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Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Printable Version +- ORIGIN (https://origin.boreal-nights.space) +-- Forum: IC Archives (https://origin.boreal-nights.space/forumdisplay.php?fid=50) +--- Forum: Year 8 Archives (https://origin.boreal-nights.space/forumdisplay.php?fid=70) +--- Thread: Tea (unsweet, no ice) (/showthread.php?tid=11057) |
RE: Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Game Master Dark - Feb 21 2023 "I know what I think," the Collector murmured under his breath. A glance from the Blacksmith, and he shrugged. "What. You know my-"
"I will take... more tea," the Blacksmith interrupted, turning toward Banshy with a bow of his head. "...They'll just all be in one place, that's all. It's-" "Algol." Soft reprimand. "It isn't like I will know them all by sight." The Blacksmith turned away. "I think it is a... very good idea, and it is... what I had in... mind when I made my offer," he answered, his slow and halting response--as always--thoughtful. He studied the notes, for a moment, scanning them, taking his time in so doing. "This cave is... a hospitable one," he said at last, leaning back. "But if you... wish an easier time... bringing water for... cooking, and so on... You might consider... integrating your dens and... a water system." "They have no idea what toilets are, did you know that?" Algol murmured, and sipped the last of his tea. He, for one, did not ask for more. @Forgraves RE: Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Banshy - Feb 21 2023
Banshy; RE: Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Forgraves - Feb 21 2023 he nodded brightly at banshy's suggestion, totally missing any of its sarcasm. he slid the last piece of meat off of one of his kebabs and paused as he chewed, swallowing before turning to them with mild concern. he refilled his own cup when banshy offered, muttering a thanks. RE: Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Game Master Dark - Feb 21 2023 Algol glanced sharply at Banshy. What he'd said had been murmured softly, not meant for other ears, and he was fairly certain he knew how loudly to speak.
Still-... This one's attitude removed a little barrier he'd erected in his mind. The Blacksmith had wanted him to be polite, but if it wanted a challenge, he was more than happy to oblige. Already the gears in his head were turning. He'd be back, here. "I may do just that." His voice had dipped to a sinister purr. He sipped his tea. The Blacksmith, on the other hand, was eyeing the food. "It is... very good, thank you... And if you'd like... ahh. You said that... Astraea had taught... you how to read? Is it... consistent enough... for books? I may be... able to find you... a cookbook or two... if Nedies is willing... to part with it." He paused, and blinked. "That is... Nedies is... the palace chef." Algol, in a helpful murmur, spoke up. "A 'chef' is what a cook will call themselves," he explained, "when they want to sound more important than they are." This earned a glance from the Blacksmith, but at least he didn't berate him for it. @Forgraves RE: Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Forgraves - Feb 25 2023 Forgraves looked between banshy and the collector, hm'ing innocently. did he miss something?? oh well. he looked up at persei brightly, both at the compliment and the mention of the palace chef. It certainly seemed like they were friendly atleast. nedies immediate reaction and apparent respect to the blacksmith was quite different than what he had expected, atleast according to his tone the rest of the time. though it made sense, certainly, if they lived in caves not that far from eachother. He shrugged. RE: Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Banshy - Feb 25 2023
Banshy smiled, brow raised, as much as a bird can atleast. Algol was either a threat or a chance for good fun, and he was quite interested, in all honesty, to see which one it was, if not both. Banshy; RE: Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Game Master Dark - Feb 25 2023 The Collector's eyes tracked Banshy's departure closely. The Blacksmith, though, nodded at Forgraves, not noticing this at all. "Yes, in... a sense. We each worked... on the same goals... in a way. He serves... in his way and I... served, in mine." He had eaten at the palace, was his point, as a worker of the Caves. 'Friends' was perhaps a strong term. Colleagues, more like. "As for... seasonings, I think... his are not... found throughout these caves. The things of... the palace are sometimes..." He hesitated.
'Imported' was not quite the correct word. Everything had, in some sense, been imported--or created. "He has his own... supplies. It may be worth... asking for... seeds, from his... spice gardens." Perhaps a nice pepper plant would do. @Forgraves RE: Tea (unsweet, no ice) - Forgraves - Feb 25 2023 he seemed to bright up, just a little. if they weren't found in the caves, then from where?? outside of them? if not in the caves then theres nowhere else, right? He seemed to be practically buzzing in his seat. |