Lynette of Rune Factory

Listening intently, Lynette’s nerves briefly disappeared taking her had to her mouth to keep her laughter at bay. She recomposed herself before long though she continued to struggle to keep a straight face. “…Forgive me…I must have frightened you for a moment with my seriousness. I had not expected you to have such a sense of humor. But,” her face returning to a sharp cool, with hardly a pause she continued. “while the subject remains relevant: I am not of Norad. Until, recently, I hail from none other than the Sechs Empire, not just as a native but I served within its military. It was only a few years ago that I was disgraced as a soldier and abandoned by my home country that I came to live here, saved by the generosity and kindness of Norad and its people. I realize that is a lot to take in at once. The point I wish to make with all of this is that I live now only as a citizen of Norad but I also have no intention to lie about my past, especially in close quarters.” Lynette ended her monologue stiffly waiting for a response from her audience, not knowing quite what to expect.

“Hmm… They are simply known for BELOW AVERAGE food, I don’t recall any specialties…” Sofia looked over the menu. “The pie is pretty BITTER. The curry quite MILD.” She began listing all the different foods offered and their specific tastes.

Put “What’s my prize?” in my ask

Listening intently, Lynette’s nerves briefly disappeared taking her had to her mouth to keep her laughter at bay. She recomposed herself before long though she continued to struggle to keep a straight face. “…Forgive me…I must have frightened you for a moment with my seriousness. I had not expected you to have such a sense of humor. But,” her face returning to a sharp cool, with hardly a pause she continued. “while the subject remains relevant: I am not of Norad. Until, recently, I hail from none other than the Sechs Empire, not just as a native but I served within its military. It was only a few years ago that I was disgraced as a soldier and abandoned by my home country that I came to live here, saved by the generosity and kindness of Norad and its people. I realize that is a lot to take in at once. The point I wish to make with all of this is that I live now only as a citizen of Norad but I also have no intention to lie about my past, especially in close quarters.” Lynette ended her monologue stiffly waiting for a response from her audience, not knowing quite what to expect.

Goodbye, Lynette was a bit taken aback. Perhaps that’s a normal greeting in this new kingdom. I should take note of this, she thought. She pulled out her notebook and quickly joted this down, relieved also to note her request was “average”. She believed there was hope yet that she may blend in well to this new society.

“O-oh I definitely COULD allow you to buy me a meal!” Sofia fret. “But if you’re FULL I know the perfect place to eat?” She would have liked to treat Lynette to a meal she made herself but it’d be bad to allow another stranger into the manor again.

Lynette winced before saying, “I must insist we eat, preferably in a public place. There are things I should discuss before you decide to travel any further with me. Especially if we are to be alone.” As she finished speaking, Lynette took out her notebook again and followed Sofia to the restaurant.

Sofia nodded and started heading towards the diner known throughout Sharance. Hopefully the odd woman was not picky with food, otherwise she wouldn’t be able to experience the amazingness that was Sharance-made food.

ask box meme! greek mythology time

Goodbye, Lynette was a bit taken aback. Perhaps that’s a normal greeting in this new kingdom. I should take note of this, she thought. She pulled out her notebook and quickly joted this down, relieved also to note her request was “average”. She believed there was hope yet that she may blend in well to this new society.

"O-oh I definitely COULD allow you to buy me a meal!" Sofia fret. "But if you’re FULL I know the perfect place to eat?" She would have liked to treat Lynette to a meal she made herself but it’d be bad to allow another stranger into the manor again.

Lynette winced before saying, “I must insist we eat, preferably in a public place. There are things I should discuss before you decide to travel any further with me. Especially if we are to be alone.” As she finished speaking, Lynette took out her notebook again and followed Sofia to the restaurant.