Kingsway Rifter Arrival

[faderifting]

WHO: New rifters, rescuers, and anyone else
WHAT: New arrivals are collected and transported to Kirkwall
WHEN: Mid-Kingsway
WHERE: The Brecilian Forest, near south of Denerim
NOTES: This log contains prompts for the ARRIVAL and RECOVERY of new rifters, as well as the subsequent QUARANTINE period. All prompts are open to anyone.

Comments

[heirring]

No, perfectly fine.

[Talking seems to have bolstered her spirits, or at least provided a very pleasant distraction from the pain. The wrapping is probably doing some good as well of course, but let no one dismiss the healing properties of speaking one's mind.]

That's a good idea though. About the horse. I'll talk to someone and see if it can be arranged. I'm a great fan of horses, actually. Though it's been some time since I'd ridden and-- oh. [She's being rude.] Thank you. This is all very gentlemanly of you and here you are at my aid and I haven't even told you my name. Forgive me, sir. My mother would be horrified.

[She offers her hand down to him then, perfectly frank about it even if he is rather dirty and shifty looking. Ah well. The campfire light does lend a certain appeal to the whole arrangement.]

Miss Poppell. I'm very much in your debt.

[sclavus]

['gentlemanly' she says, and vane can't help the snorted laugh that kicks out of him. welp, first time for everything, isn't there? thank the maker flint and silver aren't close enough to overhear that. or to watch him wrapping some noblewoman's ankle up (she seems like a noblewoman, anyway, who else gets this flustered about introductions?)

the hand she offers, he takes and shakes, because he has not kissed anyone's hand in greeting ever. hopefully that's not what was expected here. ]

Charles Vane. You're not. [ in debt to him, and how would she pay it anyway? ] I'm a shit medic. Have one of the healers look at it once they're not busy.

[heirring]

[All the better. Were he to kiss her hand, she'd have to deal with having her knuckles scoured on his beard. A handshake is vastly preferable, thank you very much.]

Well, I appreciate the sentiment regardless. You could have very easily done nothing at all, Mr Vane. It was very kind of you to intercede.