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Lendelea raised a slender eyebrow at the girl when she used elfish words in a human way, but she said nothing. “Waiting requires patience, just relax, they’ll be here in their own time,” Lendelea said not in a big hurry. Thought when the other started complaining she sighed slightly. “If you can please point them out then Vince, I would go get them to save your boredom,” Lendelea paused, her voice was droll and sarcastic at the same time, “Because of course, boredom is SUCH a troublesome thing in this world compared to everything else,” this she said softly under her breath, just loud enough to carry to anyone willing to listen, but soft enough not to reach anyone with only half a mind on what she was saying.


((To bad... now my charrie must punish you with her ways of thinking patience is a virtue. xDDD ))

"Both of you. All of you. Quiet."

Maerye walked up the steps of the temple, huffing lightly. "We will be waiting. And truly, you know you will end up waiting with me. Because there's something in your heart that knows I have something to offer you that you cannot let go of."

She smiled to herself, sitting on the top step.

"They will come to us instead. They will all come."

"I'm not hungry for stolen goods," Maerye said softly. "Don't worry, though. Those skills honed through years of theiving have other uses as well and there will be a time when you can come upon an honest fortune. Just heed the warnings I have given you."

She placed her hands folded in her lap. "Tell me, truthfully. Did you think I was a boy when you first saw me?" She had no real understanding of what she looked like, and often felt extremely amused by the idea that people couldn't tell gender from smaller things than voice and looks.

"Except that I can tell if you lie," Maerye said, laughing to herself. "When listening to voices for so long and having come upon so many visions, you can certainly tell when another is lying, especially a theif." She ignored the elbowing, never having been prone to the childish antics most people had grown up with.

"I wish I had curves..." she said absentmindedly. "No, my voice isn't masculine, especially after I've had a vision. Sometimes I wish, though, that I could simply live the life I had been going after. And then a vision comes to me of such magnitude, I know that if I did so... it would be the end. Of more than just me. That is the future you will be working to deflect. I only hope it is not too late. Yet, even though it may be, this is a time for waiting, not action."

"I probably oughtn't tell you of the future you could be avoiding, but rather point out that you'd rather have a place in this world, yes?" She rolled her eyes up, looking just to the side of Alicia. "Don't worry, though. It is often better to have one who understands the paths of time and choice who does not reveal all to you. Most cannot understand prophecy; that is why they were not given the Sight."

She sighed softly. "So, perhaps, you should just remember that your heart tells you I am true."

Lendelea gave the boy one frosty glance before chuckling slightly in amusment. She didn't pursue the argument, mostly because Maerye had told them to shut up. Lendelea lightly acended the steps to listen carefully of the conversatino going on between the two, and since it seemed that Maerye could tell what was happening around her, then she could easily tell her not to ease-drop. Also... part of the information about the future Lendelea guessed, was for everyone.

Alicia stopped humming but continued to dance when she replied. "Well, I'm Alicia Prewitt, in case you didn't already know. I have five brothers, and Mama. Never knew my Da, but it's been alright, having Mark look after me when Mama couldn't." She twirled herself around on her toes. "Mark taught me nearly all I know. I picked up some Elvish from merchants, so that's how I know the language." She paused in her steps and speech before beginning both again. "Mark's the oldest. Then comes Lionel, then Antony, then me. My younger brothers are Tamono and Jessed. Jess is the youngest-- he's only five. I'm sixteen, by the way."