Of Oceans Crossed { Timerra & Nanna
The Officers Academy welcomes the continent of Elyos! With the current interest in countries outside of Fodlan, the students are eager to welcome new faces and learn all they can about these new-to-them countries. The cooking club in particular is hosting a potluck for all to attend, starring a roast bear on a spit.
Ah… Nanna had heard the of the likes of Elyos during her initiation into the academy, but she hadn’t come across it in any of her maps until then. It would be a shame not to use this potluck as an opportunity to bridge a connection of some sort—perhaps even make friends if she was lucky. The sweet miss Veyle had made quite a lovely impression with her elegant decorum, so Nanna could only hope that it would be the same for any other. The cooking club had set up their spit outside, strewing different sets of blankets outside for all to come and eat. She had heard that Leif was part of the hunt for the bear they had mounted, so it certainly wouldn’t hurt to try it…
“Hello!” Best foot forward, Nanna. “Oh, one slice, if you may—” She had an aside with one of the cooking club members for a moment, before turning her attention to the girl in line. She had all sorts of accessories and baubles that were entirely foreign to the culture of Thracia. Nanna took a mental note to ask her if they were cultural pieces or if they were part of the young woman’s usual wear. “I’m Princess Nanna of Thracia, haha! I’m still quite new here, myself. Have you been enjoying your time at the academy?”
She continued with ease, taking a plate of bear and a side of potato, steamed and dashed with herbs. “I’m quite fond of your hair ornaments…” Nanna stepped wayward, to allow the rest of the line to continue its steady stream. Her swarthy complexion and colorful accessories were beautiful, in Nanna’s opinion. Her own feather accessory rippled as a breeze stirred past them. “Are they significant to your country? Or perhaps to yourself?”
“Oh and—If you do not mind, might I join you for a meal?” Nanna hadn’t managed to sit down with her new colleagues yet, so this was as good a time as any. And besides, the worst she could say was no, right?