A Bigger Voice

The mottled earthen male seemed warmly kind. She saw that he even tried his best not to look intimidating by bowing and making himself smaller. Surely he knew who her master was, towering over them all, manacingly sharp sabers? She smiled at him as he chuckled. His funny way of talking was interesting! It took her a minute to comprehend what he was saying but she could surprisingly understand him fairly easily!
"Lose their tail? Surely it was just an accident and they didn't want to get in trouble! Maybe that's why they ran away so fast, wanted to keep their tail." She scrunched her nose at him playfully.

She giggled as he bowed. "Well thank you, no-knight Kenway." She told him gratefully and smirked back at him. She continued to sweep up the glass with her paw, careful not to cut herself on any shards, several mots of dust from the cavern floor coming along with them. He mentioned it was a big load and she shrugged. She may be little but she was resourceful. Speaking of resources, he offered to help her! She couldn't turn down a nice offer like that!

"Oooh! That'd be grand! I'm just taking this load to that vendor, right over there with the red rug? Then I'm taking these glass bottles to Ollie's stall right next to them! He says their strong medicinal alcohol tinctures with something in them." She mentioned.

She sighed and straightened up as all the pieces of glass were finally picked up. She wagged her tail as she gave the small woven basket to the little possum, Idalia, to carry out of the market. Ignita could deal with it later, maybe see if she could smelt the glass down and figure out how to make more bottles.

"There, that's done. Why don't you take one side of this load and I'll take the other? I'm for sure not doing this idea again. I'll have to stick to baskets!" She chuckled as she moved to one side of the board and waited for him to pick up the other side. Maybe if she balanced it on her head and he on his back they could keep it even? Sometimes her brilliant ideas weren't all that great. Strapping a board to her back for a larger load - not that great.


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