Re: I would like to know more

Yes that would be wonderfull.(OOC) but there is a problem. i do not have a job or get alowance therefore I am incapable of playing UO. (IC) however I would love to sit down with a cup of mead and swap stories. there aren't many i have to swap but I would be delighted to listen to some stories. If you would choose a place and time where we could chat i would love to. And thank you for your invitation. *Bows low*

*smiles* "I'm fairly short up on coin myself, and haven't actually ventured into UO. I'm planning to, but as you can see *indicates a long row of stitching along her right shoulder* my sword arm needs healing anyhow.

I would be happy to share a cup of mead with you in the Silver Arrow, does the local brew meet with your approval? *looks abashed* I'm afraid I can't really afford a vintage.

Lle Quenya i'lambe tel'Eldalie? (Do you speak Elvish?) It's no trouble for me to speak in most dialects, provided the conversation is light, so I'll accomodate what you're comfortable with.

Why don't you start with telling me what your name means, and what clan you're from (if any)?

*swings a leg over a bench and rests her chin in her hands, waiting*

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> <i> Yes that would be wonderfull.(OOC) but there is a problem. i do not have a job or get alowance therefore I am incapable of playing UO. (IC) however I would love to sit down with a cup of mead and swap stories. there aren't many i have to swap but I would be delighted to listen to some stories. If you would choose a place and time where we could chat i would love to. And thank you for your invitation. Bows low</i> > smiles "I'm fairly short up on coin myself, and haven't actually ventured into UO. I'm planning to, but as you can see indicates a long row of stitching along her right shoulder my sword arm needs healing anyhow. > I would be happy to share a cup of mead with you in the Silver Arrow, does the local brew meet with your approval? looks abashed I'm afraid I can't really afford a vintage. > <i>Lle Quenya i'lambe tel'Eldalie?</i> (Do you speak Elvish?) It's no trouble for me to speak in most dialects, provided the conversation is light, so I'll accomodate what you're comfortable with. > Why don't you start with telling me what your name means, and what clan you're from (if any)? > swings a leg over a bench and rests her chin in her hands, waiting
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