Waves of Life

Well, aside from the continuity error, Tinork felt it was alright. "So what do you want to see first. Our Market Center, our farms..." Tinork said trying to think of place to go.

Vespera frowned. "I guess just walk around."

Victoria looked at her questioningly and shook her head. "No, it was just a man..."

Tabbitha scowled. "Did he look like one of us, or one of you?"

Victoria took a half a step back. "Like you, he just ran up to me."

Tabbitha simply frowned now, nodding. "Someone from the village."

"Okay. Well I taught you about our world, just a little bit, how about you explain yours" Tinork said.

Vespera smirked a bit. "Well, there's less trees. Everyone there is trying to fix that. You could kind of say we're killing our world. There are automobiles, they're called cars usually. They're like hunks of metal on wheels and take you places. All our buildings are made of wood or stone. Huts went out of style eras ago." She explained.

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"So did living in the jungle..."]

Victoria looked into the village from where she was and back at Tabbitha. She looked tempted to say something, but kept her mouth shut.

Tabbitha continued to watch her. "If you want to say something, speak."

Victoria fidgeted in her spot and shook her head. "It's actually kinda rude, I won't."

"We don't care. Say it anyway." Tabbitha said firmly.

Victoria looked at Jared before looking to Tabbitha. "I was wondering if you were going to eat us like cannibals." She said meekly.

Tabbitha stared at her and suddenly burst out laughing. She looked back at her and laughed some more, and finally calmed down. "You really aren't from here!" She smirked. "We're not cannibals. We don't even eat meat. You're confusing us with Gyrento—that's almost an insult, but since you're new it doesn't really matter." She grinned at Mot.

Victoria blinked at her and looked over to Mot. Mot had been laughing quietly and smirked when Tabbitha looked at him. "If anything, we'd give you shelter and some food." Victoria blinked and looked over to Jared this time.

Jared shrugged incredulously, having nothing to say. Tabbitha sighed, calming down. "Come on, let's go..."

Victoria nodded, looking back at Mot and Sacra. She looked distant for the most part, having something else on her mind. Mot was watching them quietly, glancing down at Sacra now and then.

Tabbitha turned around, leading the way into the village. Jared followed beside Victoria, happy there was someone else here like him.

Victoria looked around as they entered the village, looking back at Tabbitha.

Tabbitha sent them a brief smile but looked back down at Sacra with a worried expression.

ooc: Uh, where are we at now? Sorry I've been so busy I haven't had time to check.

(Sorry I was out for a week, Camp was fun)

Tinork was a little confused by what she said "How can housing be out of style?"

(Well, I was out for who knows how long. And I'm feeling like shit at the moment. XD But kinda rejuvenated for this RP.)

(Night Angel because I don't know what you want me to call you XD - everyone's meeting. I can't remember if you'd gotten to Wyrentaii already or not. Don't take offense, I'm feeling horrible today and can't remember a goddamn thing. XD Either way, everyone's meeting up.)

Vespera paused and bit her lip. "Er... well, our world has been around for a few millenia. But about three thousand years ago—to us, at least, you might have different years—we found that permanent villages like this one were more convenient that portable huts. Then we discovered fire and then we discovered adobe. Stone huts. Then we found out the stability of a house is much more reliable than any hut. If you guys were to have an earthquake, you'd be done for. No offense." She explained, taking a breath afterward.

(WAITING FOR EVERYONE ELSE BLAAAAH)

(Yea, Lets spread the love and post in more than one spot )

"I guess we still have much to learn." Tinork said not understanding most of what Vespera just said. "Even the smartest of ancients still learn." Tinork said. It was amazing how much these new travelers knew. "A lot of these concepts are kind of far fetched for our world but they do sound like great ideas. I know you haven't been here long but what is one thing you would prefer to this world over your own?"

Vespera smiled faintly. "There's so much less polution here. The air smells so nice!" She smiled more now, looking around. "And it's so much prettier, naturally. What we count as pretty are light shows." She shrugged. "There's this city, it's called Tokyo. At night, the lights from just the office buildings—where people work in businesses, like merchant shops—" she said, trying to make him understand, "They light the entire area for miles. But it's nicer here in that sense."