RE: [IC] Swords Beneath the Starlight
02-10-2021, 09:13 PM
It's nice, to sing. It's also nice to make a new friend, something Mazelina is still wanting for despite her new party. When she finally gets rest, her dreams are nonexistant, which is a blissful thing as far as she's concerned.
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Come morning, Maz is sure to thank Madoc often, as well as everyone else. This is a big deal, a big journey, and she does her best to wish them and will them safe travels- even if the Goddess isn't listening.
When it comes time for her to offer up her voice, Maz mostly seems confused. Still, she smiles, though there's an incredulous lilt to her voice.
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"I'm...not entirely sure what our alternatives would even be, here. The only halfway point I can see is trying to find some sort of...middle point to inquire about potentially pressing the matter and insisting on the imperativeness of the situation. Knocking and pestering could also raise ire, though..." For a moment, Maz purses her lips, then sniffles. "Or, I suppose we could try to offer a reason to get let in earlier? Services we could offer, perhaps? We've no goods, but..." No, that's stupid, too. She shakes her head. "While you're right about the waiting being bad, it seems better than angering these folk."
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Come morning, Maz is sure to thank Madoc often, as well as everyone else. This is a big deal, a big journey, and she does her best to wish them and will them safe travels- even if the Goddess isn't listening.
When it comes time for her to offer up her voice, Maz mostly seems confused. Still, she smiles, though there's an incredulous lilt to her voice.
"I'm...not entirely sure what our alternatives would even be, here. The only halfway point I can see is trying to find some sort of...middle point to inquire about potentially pressing the matter and insisting on the imperativeness of the situation. Knocking and pestering could also raise ire, though..." For a moment, Maz purses her lips, then sniffles. "Or, I suppose we could try to offer a reason to get let in earlier? Services we could offer, perhaps? We've no goods, but..." No, that's stupid, too. She shakes her head. "While you're right about the waiting being bad, it seems better than angering these folk."