g.o.a.t.
Juggernaut
06-24-2021, 12:17 PM
He had one eye on Gypsy, but that also meant only half of his attention. So he knew that she was around the livestock he didn’t realize what kind of trouble she could potentially get herself into. Indigo spoke to the mouthpiece as she offered him some of their stock, she seemed a little relieved almost that he had appeared. She spoke about how they’d had an incredible crop of kids this year but they were struggling with the resources to keep them. The big decision was coming up to harvest, but knowing they would go on to help start a new group of traders obviously brightened the woman.
They were coming up with a good deal after Indigo had laid out everything he had to offer her. A buckling, a couple doelings, an experienced wether, and as Gypsy returned with an old, flashy looking ewe the trader screwed up her expression. That particular sheep wouldn’t have been a difficult decision, but she could see the way she followed the young lady around. She wasn’t that gentle with anyone.
Gypsy looked up to him with her unseeing silver gaze, her request soft but much less hesitant than her very first request out of him. She knew she could ask him whatever she wished and he would do whatever he could to provide her deepest desires. If she wanted the sheep he would move the heavens if it was called for. He looked back up to the trader woman and she surprised him.
”And do me a favor and take that ewe. She gives us nothing but trouble.” Indigo was a little surprised at the honesty he was being given by a woman who made her living haggling. Maybe it was because she had a soft spot for his endeavors. That and she knew hardly anything about herbology. ”Really? Thank you. So much for everything.” He shook his head in disbelief. ”This is going to help us so much.” He beamed down at Gypsy despite her being unable to see him. He reached down and nosed her cheek affectionately, ”We have a herd of goats. And one sheep.” Better than that they had a cart too. He looked up to the odd horned ungulate, uncertain but unwilling to doubt Gypsy’s desire.
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They were coming up with a good deal after Indigo had laid out everything he had to offer her. A buckling, a couple doelings, an experienced wether, and as Gypsy returned with an old, flashy looking ewe the trader screwed up her expression. That particular sheep wouldn’t have been a difficult decision, but she could see the way she followed the young lady around. She wasn’t that gentle with anyone.
Gypsy looked up to him with her unseeing silver gaze, her request soft but much less hesitant than her very first request out of him. She knew she could ask him whatever she wished and he would do whatever he could to provide her deepest desires. If she wanted the sheep he would move the heavens if it was called for. He looked back up to the trader woman and she surprised him.
”And do me a favor and take that ewe. She gives us nothing but trouble.” Indigo was a little surprised at the honesty he was being given by a woman who made her living haggling. Maybe it was because she had a soft spot for his endeavors. That and she knew hardly anything about herbology. ”Really? Thank you. So much for everything.” He shook his head in disbelief. ”This is going to help us so much.” He beamed down at Gypsy despite her being unable to see him. He reached down and nosed her cheek affectionately, ”We have a herd of goats. And one sheep.” Better than that they had a cart too. He looked up to the odd horned ungulate, uncertain but unwilling to doubt Gypsy’s desire.
Warning: Indigo should be considered a Mature Character.
