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Still underweight but no longer dehydrated.
If Arithon had a god, he'd thank (him/her/it). No more of the vile orange stuff. He exits the House of Arch, and finds a table. Tashka, the rat, sets food in front of him and with a sigh he thanks (and pays) her.
Arithon is getting very, very tired of eating.
If Arithon had a god, he'd thank (him/her/it). No more of the vile orange stuff. He exits the House of Arch, and finds a table. Tashka, the rat, sets food in front of him and with a sigh he thanks (and pays) her.
Arithon is getting very, very tired of eating.
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Asar-Suti turns up from the building site of the new staff quarters, slightly dusty, wiping his hands on a cloth. Because, library.
"Feel up to getting to know the library?"
He notices the absence of the pint glass, and adds, "You do actually look a bit more alive today."
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He's getting his snark back. Its wonderful.
"I should be pleased to see the library, yes."
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"I can wait until you've finished eating," he says pleasantly. "I'm sure the rat would be offended if you didn't eat it up. Gil made those pies, by the way - we got some as well, working on the staff quarters."
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His lips quirk, wryly, and he nods at the comments on who made the food. He doesn't know Gil. He eats rapidly, and with efficiency.
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He rather looks forward to showing Arithon the library.