Rising Dawn: Canteen
The drow stiffened in anger, the light in her eyes growing brighter still as her hair started to unravel from its loose braid she'd kept it in. She started to reach towards the rude individual in front of her, to prevent his retreating after what he'd just said. "You..." Whatever she was going to say next was interrupted, first by a burst of laughter from elsewhere in the canteen, and then by the large armored fellow picking up the source of her ire. She paused, her hair now fully loosened from its restraints, with purple fire starting to dance from two spots along her temples. She looked from... Azan, was it? to the person being held before taking a long, deep breath to try and calm herself down. Uk zhah er'griff galla ulu xxizz[sub]He's only trying to help[/sub]... She looked up at Azan, her voice sounding slightly strained as she tried to keep control. "Mister... Azan, thank you for you concern, but... I do think this is something I need to... handle myself. Put him down, please?"
Without waiting to see if Azan complies with her request, she turns back towards the hapless, clueless Hien. "Considering I've... survived for over a century handling... worse things than you can possibly dream of existed, I'd say I'd rather be... blind and deaf than as... incompetent as you seem to be. Aren't you... supposed to be able to dodge better than that?" She'd seen similar outfits to the one he was wearing before, and knew the general ability set it was supposed to imply. "And if I were... blind and deaf, at least then I wouldn't... have to put up with your rude, condescending drivel, but sadly, I'm not, so you better apologize for... speaking to me that way."
The drow stiffened in anger, the light in her eyes growing brighter still as her hair started to unravel from its loose braid she'd kept it in. She started to reach towards the rude individual in front of her, to prevent his retreating after what he'd just said. "You..." Whatever she was going to say next was interrupted, first by a burst of laughter from elsewhere in the canteen, and then by the large armored fellow picking up the source of her ire. She paused, her hair now fully loosened from its restraints, with purple fire starting to dance from two spots along her temples. She looked from... Azan, was it? to the person being held before taking a long, deep breath to try and calm herself down. Uk zhah er'griff galla ulu xxizz[sub]He's only trying to help[/sub]... She looked up at Azan, her voice sounding slightly strained as she tried to keep control. "Mister... Azan, thank you for you concern, but... I do think this is something I need to... handle myself. Put him down, please?"
Without waiting to see if Azan complies with her request, she turns back towards the hapless, clueless Hien. "Considering I've... survived for over a century handling... worse things than you can possibly dream of existed, I'd say I'd rather be... blind and deaf than as... incompetent as you seem to be. Aren't you... supposed to be able to dodge better than that?" She'd seen similar outfits to the one he was wearing before, and knew the general ability set it was supposed to imply. "And if I were... blind and deaf, at least then I wouldn't... have to put up with your rude, condescending drivel, but sadly, I'm not, so you better apologize for... speaking to me that way."