Writs and Passages [Intellectual Lesson]

Rhaegara had to admit she was a little shocked when no one else made an appearance. Then again, she was still new to all of these customs. Perhaps others had already mastered the art? She would find time to inquire later. She recognized that there was a time and a place for questions and would not want to pull away from the lesson to ask about something entirely different. She offered a soft and warm smile to the other woman, a dip of her head respectfully in greeting. Aslaug. Cairo had mentioned her, mentioned that she should seek her out to inquire more about.

Her ears perked in interest at the mention of the Scrivener’s Circle, and she wondered if the woman might humor her to train in more than one area. She wanted to be a part of the War Circle, but her curiosity did not stop there. She was eager to do more. She didn’t want to stop until she had learned everything, and that curiosity was no doubt going to get her in trouble some day, but for now she saw no harm in any of it.

Aurielle held her paw up to offer light, and the woman instantly dove into looking at the different symbols on the page, blinking with a lack of understanding but a clear intrigue. She had never seen such craftsmanship before. She had thought the work on armor to be quite impressive, but it held nothing on the intricate details that came with the markings on the page. “What does it say?” She asked curiously. Carlys craned her head curiously as well.