Rose Hathaway (
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Welcome to the City of Artists. [OPEN]
Who: Greensworn and you
What: Befriending Derenaar
Where: Derenaar and surrounding areas
When: July 12-20
Warnings: bad Darnassian grammar, possible demon killings
[OOC: This post is for any and all interaction with Derenaar and the Greensworn helping the elves from scouring demons to rearranging the greenery to other daily quests up to and including showing other Dragonsworn around. Please remember to add your tag to the post.]
[When the Greensworn arrived at Derenaar, they weren't entirely sure what to expect. Were these elves going to be like the Sin'thalas elves and wish their destruction because of some grudge against the dragons? Or would they be more like the elves of Silverglen Retreat, willing to allow them access and trade but stay distant? What they hadn't expected was - after a lengthy conversation in Darnassian between Rose Hathaway and the elven leaders of Derenaar - to be welcomed in with open arms to the city.
With it being better than initially expected, the Greensworn set about proving themselves by helping out in Derenaar. It seemed a bag of demon heads and a few Kaldorei druids that still honored the Green Flight went a long way.]
What: Befriending Derenaar
Where: Derenaar and surrounding areas
When: July 12-20
Warnings: bad Darnassian grammar, possible demon killings
[OOC: This post is for any and all interaction with Derenaar and the Greensworn helping the elves from scouring demons to rearranging the greenery to other daily quests up to and including showing other Dragonsworn around. Please remember to add your tag to the post.]
[When the Greensworn arrived at Derenaar, they weren't entirely sure what to expect. Were these elves going to be like the Sin'thalas elves and wish their destruction because of some grudge against the dragons? Or would they be more like the elves of Silverglen Retreat, willing to allow them access and trade but stay distant? What they hadn't expected was - after a lengthy conversation in Darnassian between Rose Hathaway and the elven leaders of Derenaar - to be welcomed in with open arms to the city.
With it being better than initially expected, the Greensworn set about proving themselves by helping out in Derenaar. It seemed a bag of demon heads and a few Kaldorei druids that still honored the Green Flight went a long way.]
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[Rose didn't understand Azeroth, that was certain, but she was dedicated to protecting the Dragomir Princess she was promised to back home. The only way she could do that was defeating the Burning Legion here.]
But I'll only do that if it looks like you all are going to come to internal blows over something as retarded as too many chiefs, not enough Indians.
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[Rose shrugged.] But I'll give it time, just like I'm giving the Queen D time to get her ducks in a row about a few things. I can be patient like that when I want to be.
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[She tilted her head a bit as something dawned on her.] That's not the first time that's happened to me, now that I think about it. Weird.
Anyways, this is where my weird Armed Forces analogy kind of works. Different specialized groups within your flight, each with its own leader, and then those leaders all meet in a council to decide how best to approach the threat, utilizing their respective strengths.
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[As to the rest, well. That assumed any of the flight believed certain members had any strengths whatsoever, and weren't to just be shuttled around like pawns, useless and pointless. He said nothing, but his silence on that matter speaks volumes.]
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So, question then. Is Vas... young for a draenei? Cause that would explain a lot.
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I'm guessing yes.
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There's no delicate way to ask someone from another race how old they are and what exactly that means in the scope of their racial lifespan. Where I come from, people are lucky to live past a hundred years unless their evil undead assholes.
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But really, a small number of draenei have been on Azeroth for a very short amount of time. I doubt they'd consider themselves 'from Azeroth' in any sense of the word, except as having been there in my time as well as this one.
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I'm considered a 'young adult'.
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If you ever say that, the draenei will be mortally offended, no matter how true it is in practice.
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How about you meet me in town in about... [She glanced up at the sun to approximate time since her gauntlets covered her watch.] Five hours? Just don't go causing problems or I'm going to be forced to kick you out. And I really don't want to have to do that.
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I'll see you then, with the promise of seeing you as a guarantee of my good behavior.
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Get going. I'll see you later.
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[On that note, he salutes by drawing a fist up to his chest, then turns with a cheerful wave as he heads back to his business. In five hours, she'll find that he has a pretty darn decent sense of time.]
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Did you order yet?
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Why, of course not! What discourtesy would that be to you?
[In fact he rises and bows in courtly greeting to her, just to cement the whole 'courtesy' thing.]
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You take that whole chivalry thing and kick it up ten notches, don't you?
[She took a seat.]
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