Alone, yes. Alone in a crowd is still alone, but I prefer to be estranged from the noise. I don't mind listening to your work, but sharing my own would be asking too much of me.
It was a gradual thing; once the major shocks had worn down, the rest eventually fell into place best they could. Still, there is always something novel or new that pops up in a world this dense; if you can roll with the punches as they say, you ought to manage.
Oh, hardly. The city I was born and lived in was much more beautiful, quieter, and the air far cleaner by comparison. Much more greenery, no concrete. I don't believe my nose will ever be very comfortable with the foul stink of the vehicles here.
Yes, it is quite the stench, isn't it? But considering some of the smells I've encountered at the shit coated villages and cities I've visited, I'm not certain which is worse. You had none of those vehicles where you're from then? Most I speak to seem to be familiar with them and all this technology.
Yes, and several will look at you oddly if you find them unnerving. Considering the state of you when I found you, I assume we're more similarly estranged from all of this. I suppose I can reassure you that you'll find the means to put up with the nonsense; there's actually quite a great deal of convenience to counter it.
I'm actually growing to quite like the things this world has to offer. Hot water especially. Showers are perhaps one of the most marvellous creations I've ever encountered.
They're capsules of soap and perfume (and sometimes color) that you put in the bathwater; the results can be quite incredible. I recommend it, should you prefer a soak over the shower.
Oh, I love a soak. Steaming hot water with a bit of salt, chamomile, rosemary and sage. Soothes almost any ailment the body might have. Sounds like, I'll have to try these bath bombs, see if the add up.
I can't speak to their healing properties beyond peace of mind, I'm afraid; don't go in expecting too much, and you may find the low bar cleared rather quickly. It's the mindset that works best in a place full of unknowns and oddities like this.
There's a distinct lack of monsters in this world, at the very least. I mean, humans are usually the worst culprits for causing shit, but there's some comfort in knowing I won't be getting my throat torn out by a Bruxa, or speared by the tail or a Manticore on my daily travels.
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I don't mind listening to your work, but sharing my own would be asking too much of me.
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Does that mean you've managed to find your footing well enough already?
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Still, there is always something novel or new that pops up in a world this dense; if you can roll with the punches as they say, you ought to manage.
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You had none of those vehicles where you're from then? Most I speak to seem to be familiar with them and all this technology.
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Considering the state of you when I found you, I assume we're more similarly estranged from all of this. I suppose I can reassure you that you'll find the means to put up with the nonsense; there's actually quite a great deal of convenience to counter it.
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Except murder. And general suffering, that's not exactly joyful either. But I'm sure you understand my point.
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Regardless, be careful out there. It isn't all wonders for the sake of wonder.
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Some fiery, brave elf sorceress, maybe?
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