Tales of the Jewel

Tarset hadn't really meant to say that last out loud. It was a fine show, all things considered, but she'd let the sour taste get to her words, something she was merely reminded of more from Qasim's comment. She looked away and askance to the Dahabi man. Before she could say anything, her brow furro...

The woman gave a slight shrug. "Handy work Sayyid. There are a lot of things to do in the Jewel that cannot be done by those without connections or copper after all, and a woman of some size and strength can do many of them." She leaned forward off her hands and put her elbows on her knees as she di...

"Surely you could spare a few coppers to see to a start at least," Tarset added, though to whom she referred was left in the air. Both eyes were open now, and she allowed herself a slight smirk, "I know plenty that would do nearly any work for money, let alone something so... prestigious and worthy."

Qasim wandered around for a bit taking in the dancers and other assorted entertainers on display in the area. He had drink in hand and a bright smile upon his lips. After some time he found himself next to a woman much larger than himself. In fact she seemed to be larger than most people around, su...

Tarset gave a soft sigh. The Jewel was never quiet, but the temple at least had a little open room to breathe. Still, there was no missing the close quarter conversation. Opening an eye, she glanced over as she spoke up gruffly. "No point looking at the past when all we've got is now." A pause. "......

Posted in a few threads, but back to work. Will catch up when I get home in ~4 hours.

Rugby would do too.

Tarset wasn't a dancer. She didn't sing, play an instrument, or tell stories. She had no wish to be any of those things. One, however, did not need to be any of those things to appreciate them. The Semper had decided to take the evening off when she heard the caravan in the distance. She'd brought o...

Being faithful wasn't something that particularly bothered Tarset, but she also wasn't mocking of it. She'd seen enough pain, hardship, and violence to believe any greater powers were looking after anyone certainly. Still, the temple had pools, and despite her cynicism, it was a calming place compar...

I'll just watch thanks.