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 Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 5:40 pm
Aziz'Din quirked a small smile at her words. She was sure optimistic, but it was a nice thought none the less. “She sounds like a wise female,” he remarked quietly, nodding. “Thank you for those inspiring words. I will keep them in mind.” Perhaps there was nothing wrong with aiming for Vizier, if nothing else, it may make him a better Pad if he didn't end up being a Vizier.
He too glanced up at the sun, but not for the same reasons as she, but to check the time. He frowned a little, realising he had been away from home longer than he thought. “Can I escort you back to your den or something, Pari'essi?” He should return to his den, and he might have gotten in trouble for escorting an unclaimed banu around, but he didn't need to escort her into her den, just near enough that he didn't think she'd be hurt by walking the rest of the way alone. Of course, she may not have finished playing, in which case, he supposed he'd just have to leave her to her own devices.
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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 4:38 pm
Pari looked at the male and then noeeded happily to him at the idea. "It's no problem at all. It's good things to think of and thinking of good things are the best!" She nodded she liked to think positive more then anything else and she always thought it was a good idea of what to do. She'd rather think of good things instead of bad things. thinking good things really were much better then bad things. She paused for a moment at his second and began thinking
"Oh! That would ve really nice. Mama would like to know that I was with some one out here. She likes it when we make friends." She grinned ear to ear at the idea.
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Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2011 8:31 pm
Aziz blanched at the idea of meeting her mother, but he couldn't really deny her now, since he had offered in the first place. "That'd be nice," he said, sounding rather flat rather then excited, but forced a small smile to his face to hide his obvious reluctance.
He motioned for her to follow him, and set off back towards her den with her in tow, thinking over her previous words. She was a clever banu. He certainly wouldn't forget her advice. Of course, his first and loudest thought was that he really hoped her mother was not in the den when they arrived.
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