The Magic Within (Needs Many More....semi lit --- lit)

[JuliaFinalea]

Iris nods, "I understand...Something is wrong...I can feel it." She sighs, "If I only knew what is wrong..." Leaning against Luki, she sighs again, "If only I could help..." She mutters under her breath. What can a servant do for their sultan, anyways? Even with a genie at her side, she is useless...

[ninjaingaround]

Luki Veles

Luki put an arm around Iris when she leaned against him, sighing softly at her words. He understood her frustration, but from a different point. The genie hadn't heard anything from Dyanna in awhile, so he could only assume that she hadn't been able to figure out what was going on either.
"I've got someone helping me work on it." He replied, purposefully leaving Dyanna's name out.

[JuliaFinalea]

Iris smiles, "Thank you, Luki." Though, what she was going to do with herself between then and now, she has no idea. She yawns and stretches, then relaxes, "I suppose I'll go to work today. I feel so useless, otherwise."

[ninjaingaround]

Luki Veles

Luki smirked when Iris mentioned going to work and how she felt useless otherwise. He understood that sentiment and didn't blame her for it at all.
"Okay." The genie said. "If you need anything, you know how to summon me."

[JuliaFinalea]

Iris chuckles, "But I also love being with you, Luki." She smiles, "I'm torn. I don't feel like anything is getting done...yet I want to be lazy now..." Ever since she's met Luki, she's gone on many adventures and has barely worked at all. Though, it does feel good not being scolded anymore...

[ninjaingaround]

Luki Veles

Luki smirked again when Iris spoke of being torn between two things to do.
"Whatever it is that will make you happy is fine with me." He replied. "You know that."
The genie was, after all, a servant bent on making his master happy. Wow, when had that one happened?

[JuliaFinalea]

Iris leans against Luki as she thinks. She began to wonder what everyone is up to. She has met so many people since bumping into Luki. It is a shame she couldn't be friends with most of them...

[ninjaingaround]

Luki Veles

Luki let Iris lean against him and kept from saying anything since it looked like she was thinking things over. Things had changed a lot for him since meeting her, not that things never changed between the switching of masters, but there were still new changes. The genie had found himself glad for meeting Iris for more than one reason and that hadn't happened...well..ever.

[JuliaFinalea]

Iris glances up at Luki and smiles, "What are you thinking of?" She was curious...and was in a nebby mood.

[ninjaingaround]

Luki Veles

Luki came back to the present when Iris asked him what he was thinking about and found himself scrambling for an answer. He couldn't exactly say that he was mentally comparing her to previous masters of his, now could he?
"Just how much things have changed." The genie replied.
If she wanted elaboration, she was gonna have to pull it out of him.

[JuliaFinalea]

Iris frowns, "What has changed?" She knew that Luki wasn't the most talkative...so she'll just have to pester him into telling. This may be fun!

[ninjaingaround]

Luki Veles

Luki held back a sigh when Iris asked him what had changed. So it seemed that the two were going to launch into a game of 20 questions. No matter, it should be fun.
"Oh..a lot of things." He replied, being elusive on purpose.
She couldn't expect the genie to just give forth everything at once, now could she?

[JuliaFinalea]

Iris listens...and frowns, "That's it? Why won't you tell me? What kinds of things were you thinking of?" Now that she gets a feeling of what's going to go on, she wonders how it's going to remain fun for long before his vague answers begin to irritate her.

[ninjaingaround]

Luki Veles

Luki was barely able to stop himself from tittering at Iris' response, but at least managed to keep the noise within.
"Oh..you know..." He said ambiguously. "The way past masters were...and...the way current masters...are."
The genie was starting to have loads of fun with this, but it wasn't evident in his tone.

[SeraphRainy]

The Prince considered the chain, "I'll take it." He placed twenty rupees gently on the counter, "Also I should very much like a gem to go with it, something to match blue or perhaps purple."

Then he admired the silk, it was a marvelous comodity and vastly expensive. It was a wonder that she had obtained any, "It speaks well of you and your trade that you have garnered this much of such a valuable prize, you must be a merchant to the blood."

His very caravan had brought some great amount of silk back with him, it was what had made his journey so lucrative. The only thing left was distribution. Cyrus had not yet found the proper circle for his aims. "How about a riddle my dear shopkeeper?" Damians face lit with a mischevious smile as he plotted out his phrasing. "What do gems, gold and pebbles on the street all have in common? And what are their differences to man?"