Guess that meant the running average for people knowing about The World was still a big fat zero. Haseo didn't seem that surprised or dissapointed by the fact that he had to explain what it was, even if describing it wasn't going to be that easy. Breg Epona was really big and it had a lot of different parts to it.
He thought clarifying what Breg Epona was would be best, first of all. "'It'. Breg Epona is a city." But how to describe it? Sighing under his breath, the rogue tried to recall the most prominent part of the city: the market. To get a better mental picture Haseo closed his eyes, then he put a hand to his forhead. "It's set up like a square; There are a lot of little stands where people buy and things on each side, like a bazaar. Every vendor stand has a bunch huge balloons tied to it that sway in the wind."
He was actually kind of...surprised he remembered this many details from an area. Before, he would just breeze through places without taking a minute to stop and see what they looked like.
Stopping and enjoying, maybe?
"Oh. The floor is sort of a stone color. The sky there is always blue, too--probably why they call it the 'Celestial City.'" As he ran through the details, the entire picture of the Celestial City came a little easier.
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He thought clarifying what Breg Epona was would be best, first of all. "'It'. Breg Epona is a city." But how to describe it? Sighing under his breath, the rogue tried to recall the most prominent part of the city: the market. To get a better mental picture Haseo closed his eyes, then he put a hand to his forhead. "It's set up like a square; There are a lot of little stands where people buy and things on each side, like a bazaar. Every vendor stand has a bunch huge balloons tied to it that sway in the wind."
He was actually kind of...surprised he remembered this many details from an area. Before, he would just breeze through places without taking a minute to stop and see what they looked like.
Stopping and enjoying, maybe?
"Oh. The floor is sort of a stone color. The sky there is always blue, too--probably why they call it the 'Celestial City.'" As he ran through the details, the entire picture of the Celestial City came a little easier.