Post by crossoverqueen on Aug 8, 2005 1:00:47 GMT -5
I'm auditioning for Saleh because Saleh rocks out loud.
By the way, this focuses on Saleh and Gerik's supports. I'm not sure if many people besides me have support between those two, but man are they interesting.
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Saleh stepped into the cramped but tidy shop awkwardly, more from uncertainty than the narrow door. Since the War of the Stones had ended he really had no need for tomes or vulneraries, and so he rarely had to visit the shop now. The shopkeeper looked at him with surprise, but let him look around for a moment.
"Do you need anything, Saleh?" he asked.
"Pay me no mind... I'm just looking around," he replied with more calmness than he felt. Had he been younger it would have been easier to tell that he was almost embarassed to just look at the shop's wares with nothing particular in mind. Perhaps Gerik was right; he was one of the most knowledgeable people about magic, but he had no clue when it came to understanding women. Granted--or especially--that the elder was his grandmother.
"When you get back to Caer Pelyn, get her some jewelry or something that's popular in town," Gerik advised.
"But... I don't know what she likes," he replied.
"Don't worry--just receiving that sort of thing from her grandson is enough," Gerik reassured the sage.
Saleh really hoped the mercenary was right. With that, he bought a bracelet priced at 150 gold--a little expensive, but manageable--and put it in his pocket as he headed back home.
By the way, this focuses on Saleh and Gerik's supports. I'm not sure if many people besides me have support between those two, but man are they interesting.
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Saleh stepped into the cramped but tidy shop awkwardly, more from uncertainty than the narrow door. Since the War of the Stones had ended he really had no need for tomes or vulneraries, and so he rarely had to visit the shop now. The shopkeeper looked at him with surprise, but let him look around for a moment.
"Do you need anything, Saleh?" he asked.
"Pay me no mind... I'm just looking around," he replied with more calmness than he felt. Had he been younger it would have been easier to tell that he was almost embarassed to just look at the shop's wares with nothing particular in mind. Perhaps Gerik was right; he was one of the most knowledgeable people about magic, but he had no clue when it came to understanding women. Granted--or especially--that the elder was his grandmother.
"When you get back to Caer Pelyn, get her some jewelry or something that's popular in town," Gerik advised.
"But... I don't know what she likes," he replied.
"Don't worry--just receiving that sort of thing from her grandson is enough," Gerik reassured the sage.
Saleh really hoped the mercenary was right. With that, he bought a bracelet priced at 150 gold--a little expensive, but manageable--and put it in his pocket as he headed back home.
