I'm only sad that my favorite moment happened with someone who I rarely see in game let alone on that character. But never the less...
It was a Lalafell of all things. A young female who had not a clue of the world outside of her reading. The first run in with the characters had the young lalafell asking if the scars were from some abusive relationship seeing as my character was a smart mouth and blurted out that she had gotten them from falling down some stairs (an attempt to be boring and to prevent further questions).Â
The second run in of the two was where the more entertaining conversation happened. This Lalafell being innocent and unknowing of the world hardly had a clue as to what she was talking about as she was at the Coin and Coffer (forgive me if I have this name mixed with another) with a sprained ankle and still needing to get to Ul'dah.Â
At this time my character was still dressing as a male to hide her true identity and trying to prevent her own mouth from corrupting the poor lass' ears. The young girl tried to plead and offer payment for a ride to Ul'dah or rather being carried. Of course the answer was no at firs. All the way till the miswording of things from the other.
Something along the lines that the man at the docks was willing to pay the woman there for a ride... Of course the context of this was hardly the same by any means as my character soon gave up on trying to explain what the pair she had seen at the docks had in mind without having o explain a whole nothing subject she frankly didn't want to touch on.Â
To say the least the Lalafell got her ride or help in getting to Ul'dah an my character earned a name of Egburt for gods know why the Lalafell said she wanted to name her chocobo if she ever were to get one Egburt. The two once more parted ways with the last bit of advice from my character telling the young girl to not accept money from folk if they offered it in this city, actually it was more of advice to avoid contact with folk in the city as much as possible actually.Â
But that is the end of that tale, nothing too extreme or epic but at the time I was cracking up and I did a half finished sketch of the outcome of the lalfaell being carried... more or less the whole bit had me cracking up reading these two try to interact when my character is known to be a bit blunt or brutish with how she words things.
It was a Lalafell of all things. A young female who had not a clue of the world outside of her reading. The first run in with the characters had the young lalafell asking if the scars were from some abusive relationship seeing as my character was a smart mouth and blurted out that she had gotten them from falling down some stairs (an attempt to be boring and to prevent further questions).Â
The second run in of the two was where the more entertaining conversation happened. This Lalafell being innocent and unknowing of the world hardly had a clue as to what she was talking about as she was at the Coin and Coffer (forgive me if I have this name mixed with another) with a sprained ankle and still needing to get to Ul'dah.Â
At this time my character was still dressing as a male to hide her true identity and trying to prevent her own mouth from corrupting the poor lass' ears. The young girl tried to plead and offer payment for a ride to Ul'dah or rather being carried. Of course the answer was no at firs. All the way till the miswording of things from the other.
Something along the lines that the man at the docks was willing to pay the woman there for a ride... Of course the context of this was hardly the same by any means as my character soon gave up on trying to explain what the pair she had seen at the docks had in mind without having o explain a whole nothing subject she frankly didn't want to touch on.Â
To say the least the Lalafell got her ride or help in getting to Ul'dah an my character earned a name of Egburt for gods know why the Lalafell said she wanted to name her chocobo if she ever were to get one Egburt. The two once more parted ways with the last bit of advice from my character telling the young girl to not accept money from folk if they offered it in this city, actually it was more of advice to avoid contact with folk in the city as much as possible actually.Â
But that is the end of that tale, nothing too extreme or epic but at the time I was cracking up and I did a half finished sketch of the outcome of the lalfaell being carried... more or less the whole bit had me cracking up reading these two try to interact when my character is known to be a bit blunt or brutish with how she words things.
Wiki:Â Lorraine Dunois
Being heavily revamped/reworked atm - sorry
