I Roved Out
She watched him like you watched a dog that had taken something in its mouth it was not supposed to. Golden eyes honed in until he did as told, though they narrowed on the crying man as he plaintively asked for more. The witch shook her head at him.
<<Only small,>> Loxa repeated herself, lifting a hand and gesturing a pinch with her fingers as her other hand reclaimed the small satchel of spice from the counter. It flew to her grasp like a sparrow to a branch where she hastily retied the clasp and put it back into a pocket on her person.
<<A Man has much Choziir Sut for three people on his plate.>>
Back to the table, she retook her seat, shaking her head again. Something about this entire event struck her as amusing, but it was not of her own sense of humor. Something like watching familiar fumble when you knew they once were much more graceful.
<<Only small,>> Loxa repeated herself, lifting a hand and gesturing a pinch with her fingers as her other hand reclaimed the small satchel of spice from the counter. It flew to her grasp like a sparrow to a branch where she hastily retied the clasp and put it back into a pocket on her person.
<<A Man has much Choziir Sut for three people on his plate.>>
Back to the table, she retook her seat, shaking her head again. Something about this entire event struck her as amusing, but it was not of her own sense of humor. Something like watching familiar fumble when you knew they once were much more graceful.