06-20-2013, 06:09 PM
"Well... we are feykin after all," Audran replied, taking a deep breath. "Typically, all creatures of the fey have a naturally inhuman grace about them. Even you move with more grace than a human." Tali nodded a bit as if to confirm what he had said, though she didn't say anything herself. She was at least tolerating the social interaction though, so he guessed that was a plus. Normally, she would have vanished into the shadows, metaphorically of course. The drow were certainly good at using the shadows to put on an air of mystery though.
"I don't see that there would be a problem with that, Iri. It's a fantastic idea," he replied, nodding. It certainly was typical of her to do something kind like that for someone else, so he didn't really want to dampen her good mood. Tali tensed up like she was surprised before managing a shaky nod of her own. She wasn't really talkative at all, was she? Oh well, he supposed that was to be expected of someone who belonged to a race known for their cruelty and their savage grace. They weren't looked the most kindly upon to put it mildly.
He looked around for a moment while he waited for a response, his sharp eyes picking out the book that Tali had been reading as a tome of magic. That was interesting, and he couldn't help the smile that formed on his face as a brilliant idea occurred to him. "Tali, we should try to have a magic duel at some point," he said, smiling even wider. "It would be great practice, don't you think?" Again, she only nodded in response, though she did look vaguely surprised, and pleased, at the idea.
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