Island Paradise

*Sigleif* · 02-16-2017, 02:50 PM

Sigleif got the sense that this male was somewhat of a smooth talker. She gave him a second look over her shoulder, and she supposed he was handsome enough, but not exactly her type. Luckily she got the sense it was as much his personality as anything else. He offered to come by every now and then and check in on the place. That drew a genuine smile from her depths and a chuckle. "Thank you," she said. "I pay my debts, as well," she added on afterwards. This place meant a lot to her.

"It's nice to meet you Razor," she went on as he did. "And I don't have many friends. Forgive me, but I must find out what's become of my family and I find it quite difficult to maintain friendships. I never forget a face though," she said with a shrug. He couldn't fault her for being honest. Friendship wasn't an easy commodity to come by for her, an apparent curse on her family name. Still, she would be grateful to Razor for the aid, and it would not get forgotten.

As far as packs went, she could only shrug. She knew little about the politics of the land, and it did not concern her. Her family was all the company she needed... when they were all together, at least. That was the tricky part. Sig hopped up onto the broken wall, scrambling up until she could jump onto the wide supporting wall. The ledge was plenty wide enough to walk across, and it raised them up amongst the trees. Far on the horizon, the sea glittered. "Sounds like a quiet life," she said honestly. It was not one that would suit her, but she would not openly pass that judgement onto him. Whatever suited him was his own business after all. "I have no one profession or duty. I seek my siblings. Perhaps once we are reunited I can relax and focus on a passion, but for now it's not an option." She shrugged, quietly shamed that she had spent so much time recovering her strength and fortitude here on the island. She had wasted a lot of time when she should have been out there. It was behavior she would condemn until she found her family. She could only hope he would understand... and that the view might distract him a smidge.

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