Although he should not have really cared, Adrian actually felt slightly unhappy when Amelia didn't accept his hand for the trip to Iserlohn. He wasn't sure why--they'd known each other for about a day, and over that day had gotten into multiple life-or-death situations that had left one (or both) of them in a bad mood. They'd honestly not had the most friendly trip through that jungle, but once they'd gotten out Amelia had seemed to soften up. He was slightly confused on this situation, tapping his chin and shaking his head, sighing quietly and following her at pace, down towards the road. As they reached the road, he noted the direction towards Iserlohn, and they started off on their trip to this city. They stayed silent for the trip, yet Adrian didn't feel like it was an awkward silence. He occasionally glanced over towards Amelia, but she seemed to be completely focussed on the road ahead. Not sure what to say or do, he would simply remain quiet as well, following her to Iserlohn.
Eventually, they made it into the city and were met with piercing stares. He had never really interacted much with Zakat outside of today, so he only had minimal knowledge of them--but there was something that everyone knew about Zakatians. They didn't like outsiders. Therefore, for this girl to be acquainted with the Emperor of all people was not only amazing, but completely unheard of. He almost wanted to look at her in awe when he came to that realization, but decided instead to keep eyes front, watching the faces of those staring at them to be prepared for any possible attacks on their person. He wasn't too sure of Zakatian Law; he didn't know if they were protected from being assaulted or not. He wasn't familiar with their customs, their way of speaking, nothing. Instead, he could only keep his wits about him, and some gold in his pocket. Even if people didn't like outsiders, they liked money. A universal currency helped, too. They might not get directions or assistance based on merit alone, but people would definitely help for a cost--though being outsiders, those costs would be steeper than usual. He didn't want them to find out about the diamond, either, as it was likely that it'd either get stolen or under-appraised. He'd wait until they were in friendlier territory.
"Being in a city like this is odd..." He nodded in agreement. "I spend more time outside of settlements than I do within. This one, specifically, is rather hostile. I don't like it, but we have to be here for a couple of reasons," he frowned, "Reasons that will probably cost us gold to get anywhere with." He didn't like the fact that this might cost them a lot of money. Frankly, he wanted to be in and out as soon as possible: He wanted to find this Shrine, and he wanted to get Amelia to safety. This place... didn't feel safe.
Eventually, they made it into the city and were met with piercing stares. He had never really interacted much with Zakat outside of today, so he only had minimal knowledge of them--but there was something that everyone knew about Zakatians. They didn't like outsiders. Therefore, for this girl to be acquainted with the Emperor of all people was not only amazing, but completely unheard of. He almost wanted to look at her in awe when he came to that realization, but decided instead to keep eyes front, watching the faces of those staring at them to be prepared for any possible attacks on their person. He wasn't too sure of Zakatian Law; he didn't know if they were protected from being assaulted or not. He wasn't familiar with their customs, their way of speaking, nothing. Instead, he could only keep his wits about him, and some gold in his pocket. Even if people didn't like outsiders, they liked money. A universal currency helped, too. They might not get directions or assistance based on merit alone, but people would definitely help for a cost--though being outsiders, those costs would be steeper than usual. He didn't want them to find out about the diamond, either, as it was likely that it'd either get stolen or under-appraised. He'd wait until they were in friendlier territory.
"Being in a city like this is odd..." He nodded in agreement. "I spend more time outside of settlements than I do within. This one, specifically, is rather hostile. I don't like it, but we have to be here for a couple of reasons," he frowned, "Reasons that will probably cost us gold to get anywhere with." He didn't like the fact that this might cost them a lot of money. Frankly, he wanted to be in and out as soon as possible: He wanted to find this Shrine, and he wanted to get Amelia to safety. This place... didn't feel safe.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 4:11 am by Dai
» Returning Home [Closed]
Sun Nov 20, 2016 8:32 pm by Tsubine
» Serenity's Face Claims
Tue Nov 15, 2016 2:29 pm by Serenity
» Escape from Ezon [CLOSED]
Thu Nov 10, 2016 3:25 am by Serenity
» Running on Idle [Closed]
Sun Nov 06, 2016 8:06 am by Schnockles
» The Deflowering [Closed]
Wed Oct 19, 2016 5:34 pm by Schnockles
» Serenity's Character List
Mon Oct 17, 2016 10:36 am by Serenity
» Amelia Bennett [APPROVED, 3-5]
Mon Oct 17, 2016 9:44 am by Tsubine
» Kenta [Approved; 1-2]
Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:27 am by Serenity