Tales of the Jewel

Taking the skin back with a grunt of thanks, Tarset nodded slowly. "Well regardless, it's impressive I think. I suppose traveling helps, but it still takes work and dedication to learn something new like that."

"Certainly sayyeda. Some rest should be fine. Arash Karuvah." He was fairly certain she knew his name, but it was only polite. "How are you enjoying the contest so far?" She gave a slight smirk. "It's interesting I suppose. Not really familiar with the ins and outs of archery, but it's still worth ...

Tarset put a fist to her chest and gave a curt how in greetings. "My apologies sayedda. I didn't wish to interrupt now any more than I did last eve. I pray that I didn't stop you."

Arash stepped off from his spot from the shooting, and spent a short time in prayer. It seemed that there were quite a few interested and even talented people joining the group. He smiled, then noticed a Senpet sitting idly by. He slowly moved towards her, and cleared his throat. "Salla alaikum say...

It was always a quiet bustle at the Ra'Shari camps when they were in town, but compared to the crowded teem of the evening before, it was practically peaceful as Tarset made her way in. It certainly helped that the afternoon heat still baked down, meaning many were in the shade relaxing. Tarset didn...

Tarset held up both hands in mock defeat. "It's not as if I've never held a bow in my hands before, just not my style. I suppose it helps that I do most of my work places where you're up close anyways. Not a lot of large, uninterrupted parts of the city." "So... a physician, a guard assistant, and a...

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"Self taught? Does that mean you just hired your own language tutors? Or, did you read and learn on your own? I suppose I've never been much for learning, so it's strange to think about." She handed over her beer skin as she spoke, not one to turn down an honest offer.

Tarset gave a quiet grunt. "Perhaps. I would not interrupt her this evening, but I imagine the caravan will be at the city for more nights. Perhaps tomorrow..." She fell silent a moment, musing as she drank more beer, until she realized her skin was empty with a frown. "Mph. Or, perhaps I should jus...

Tarset looked a bit puzzled a moment before nodding, seeming to understand, putting a fist to her chest and bowing a little. "Tarset Kishan, yes. I take it Janan is your horse, you have the look of a rider Lamis. As for being a warrior... I have done work that involves fighting plenty of times, thou...