LetsGoGuy
Et terebrare verba vestra
Daemon looked at her as she spoke that language again. He thought he picked out a few words, such as armour and name but the most clear was her title of potion master. He decided that she was intentionally trying to get a rise out of him by speaking in a foreign language. He listened carefully as she explained that he would get her name only if she had a good time. Given that he would only get a potion if she had a good time as well, he decided it was essentially a double down. He smiled back at her, deciding he would tease her a little by not letting it get to him.
"Very well Miss Lee. Let me show you around town. Do stay close, it would be terrible to lose the only potion master I know," he said with a smirk as he turned and began to lead the way.
He led her down towards the market district. It was nothing special, in so much as it was similar to other large market areas. The loud cries of vendors calling their wares carried over the air and mingled into something unintelligible. Daemon noticed that some of the merchants who he had known before had been replaced with younger faces or new stalls, but a few familiar faces were pleasant, and that made him happy. Daemon led her to the center of the market, where a small fountain stood. Around the fountain stood groups of twos and threes quietly talking, their voices and gestures muted. Daemon turned to make sure the girl was still there before he began to speak.
"Welcome to the Malian Market. Here is where most of the goods from the ships end up, as well as the caravans that come down the main road and into the market gate. They say that the market was originally built around this well here, from which the fountain springs forth, and that over the years the market grew and grew, causing Mala to become the city it was today." He told her, focusing on her as he talked, seeing how she would react.
"Very well Miss Lee. Let me show you around town. Do stay close, it would be terrible to lose the only potion master I know," he said with a smirk as he turned and began to lead the way.
He led her down towards the market district. It was nothing special, in so much as it was similar to other large market areas. The loud cries of vendors calling their wares carried over the air and mingled into something unintelligible. Daemon noticed that some of the merchants who he had known before had been replaced with younger faces or new stalls, but a few familiar faces were pleasant, and that made him happy. Daemon led her to the center of the market, where a small fountain stood. Around the fountain stood groups of twos and threes quietly talking, their voices and gestures muted. Daemon turned to make sure the girl was still there before he began to speak.
"Welcome to the Malian Market. Here is where most of the goods from the ships end up, as well as the caravans that come down the main road and into the market gate. They say that the market was originally built around this well here, from which the fountain springs forth, and that over the years the market grew and grew, causing Mala to become the city it was today." He told her, focusing on her as he talked, seeing how she would react.