Tales of the Jewel

"I think that's a pretty good day." Ali chuckled dryly. "Unless it means the pickpockets are getting better. But no, I think it's just a quiet night." The smile turned to a thoughtful frown. "I wonder if we should have picked somewhere else. Someplace with a little more action." Ali grimaced. "But ...

Faruq likewise keeps distributing the water to those who come for it - and now he kneels closer to help patch up a lady who came to him with a wound on her left foot. "Well... I suppose you'll understand why not. Not much room to shoot something at a distance without hitting a wall - or a person - ...

Let's do this sleep thing then.

Arash walked alongside him, his own attire was armor and sword. He followed his companion's path, allowing him to lead the way. "Quiet day so far." He glanced around in his immediate surroundings. "Haven't seen any pickpockets, and only one fight among the sellers. What do you think?"

"Yes yes of course it would be a pleasure to give you a taste of home. You can find me most mornings tending to my store Light and Shadow Luxuries in the thoroughfare near the Houses of Dahab. We carry a great many things, you might find something else to your liking." He replied with a friendly op...

Qasim smiled and nodded "Ah yes the teas of the Kingdom of Ivory are indeed of impeccable quality. Not as many here in the Jewel have a taste for them but they sell well enough." He replied in the other man's native tongue. Qasim clearly had an accent but he was fluent in the language it would seem...

Jewel wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 26, 2021 7:50 pm

"You got your violence in my dancing!"
"No! You got your dancing in my violence."

Unison: "Wait a minute...."

(The two dance-fighter schools not in union)
We love it when a plan comes together.

I have a feeling this is more of a want then a need...

The whole talk of karma sounded a bit strange to Faruq, to be honest... he'd heard of it, sure, and it could make some sense as a belief, he thought. But the idea of 'getting a better deal next life' he remembered from what he had learned sounded a bit like an excuse. Still... if it made a noble ac...

Arash sat down towards the indicated seat. "Ah yes." He smiled in return. "The coffee is quite nice, certainly. It's not something we often get at home. The tea is better, though." He leaned back and waited for a server to come. "Arash Karuvah, at your pleasure." He noticed the woman entering, it wa...