WHO: Athessa & Wysteria, walk-ins welcome
WHAT: Ranking the hotness of their coworkers
WHEN: Now, during mod-plot
WHERE: Orlais
NOTES: keepin' it light and spammy
[ Well, what else are ya supposed to do when scrubbing sigils off of walls? ]I mean I
guess he could be cute...if he changed his hair.
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That's fair. I'm not romancing him, so it doesn't bother me too much.
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That seems to have settled that question, then.
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[Maud, you're really in it now.]
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[ scrub scrub ]
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Is this a list?
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(Don't worry, Maud; they'll get there.)]
A comprehensive one, yes. And I would agree with you, Athessa, but I cannot take the man seriously with that particular arrangement of facial hair. He should consider doing away with it.
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Wh- But it's practically the same mustache as that Chevalier has!
[ Make up your mind, Wysteria! Is it a good mustache or isn't it? ]
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[ Maud digs in the front of the brush against a stubborn clump(? clot???) and makes sure to follow that suggestion about keeping her mouth shut. So she has to pause to ask ]
What is this list in aid of? Are you in search of a husband, Wysteria?
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No. —Well yes, of course. At this rate, I think I shall die without being married. But no, the list is purely for our amusement. And to illustrate, perhaps, the truly dire straights of Riftwatch's ranks.
I will give you that many individuals in the Gallows are perfectly well in appearance, but as to the question of true eligibility? Well.
[Well.]
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Actually. [ Thoughtful, as she wets her brush again and works a stubborn clot out of the bristles. ] That might be a good way to gain influence that you can use in the war.
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What would you require for true eligibility? [ she asks after a moment or two ] Perhaps knowing the criteria may suggest an answer.
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A fucking enormous amount of patience.
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Hmm, fair point. Have you enough patience to survive any of the men among us, Miss Poppell? [With a shallow incline,] Ladies, good afternoon.
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Good afternoon, gentlemen. Passing through, I hope? If they've sent five people to scrub walls, we may need to reevaluate more than just the organization's fitness for marriage.
Have you been acquainted with Miss Van Klerk yet?
[is not throwing the young lady in question under the oncoming carriage to distract from other subjects. It is polite.]
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No, we haven't yet had the pleasure. Good afternoon to you both.
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Kostos.
[ But that's the extent of it, before he's stepping closer to Athessa to say, ]
Did you have the map last? We need—what are you laughing about?
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[ She steps back from the wall and half-turns towards him, holding her suds-and-diluted-blood soaked hands away so as not to drip anywhere that matters. ]
Map's in my pocket.
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He then knocks his knuckles against Kostos's upper arm to stir him out of whatever argument he's thinking of having, jerks his head, Let's go.]
Well, we'd best be getting on. Ladies, enjoy your work. A pleasure to meet you, Miss van Klerk.
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Before you do, perhaps you might do us the favor of taking a look at a few of the runes I took the liberty of copying down before we started washing them away. My notes are here somewhere. There were a number I didn't recognize—
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Perhaps in a pocket?
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How are you today, Kostos?
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He's busy.
[—albeit a little translucently.
To Wysteria,]
Thank you, I'd be pleased to examine your observations—at the end of the day, let's say, in case you encounter any more. We really ought to be moving along.
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Athessa, [she says without looking around to the pair in question] I believe Enchanter Leander is waiting on your friend.
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