Tara nods coolly. "I will, Baroness. Thank you," she replies, her expression guarded.NeoTiamat wrote:"Well, let me know when the response comes to you." Lena said with a wry smile, drawing Ushka back as well.
"Anchoress, Seigneur Blackwood, that's the title you're looking for," Tara says, with just a hint of teasing in her voice, saying the two titles in fairly fluent High Mordentish. "Though most of my flock here call me Dommra, and some Goodyf. Any of them will do. If you'll stay the night…" She pauses, looks at each of you again, and seems to come to some decision. "Perhaps I might call on you this evening? If you're staying anywhere in town, Freiherr Isfahani, I'm sure you'll be able to get as much introduction to uisguebadh as a man could want. It's a great local speciality."Isabella wrote:"We-we, ah, we... we h-had been pla-planning to-to-to stay the night, Fre-Freyif...yin?"
She gives Avram a warm smile and is about to make some parting pleasantry to him when Vasili puts forward his riddle. She is about to give a fairly tart answer to it herself (rather to Renhalt's evident dismay) when an expression of recognition crosses her face. "Wait. Vasili Boritsi. Your father is Sulo? I suppose he must be. Well."
After giving Vasili several seconds' examination, her face a bit stern, she relaxes slightly and smiles. "I don't suppose you remember me? Your parents asked me if I could help you when you were…indisposed. I did my best, but I'm afraid your father wasn't much impressed. I'm glad to see you found someone who was able to help you."