34th Saun, 717, Morning
It wasn't difficult to find Kura, at least not with Sarkis leading the way. The Sev'ryn had to almost jog to keep up with him as they moved through the streets of Scalvoris Town. The large grey wolf could sense her Velduris mark and was clearly following a very defined path through the township, taking them towards the Element Halls and nearly quite literally into the Hall Of Power. Following quickly, the brunette huntress hissed at the canine in her mind.
"Slow down Sarkis! We can't just barge in here unannounced or uninvited." Pausing, he looked back at her with bright orange eyes and a tilt to his head.
"Why not? You wish to see Kura and she is here. Simple enough to me. Wolves aren't constricted by your curious customs. Besides, her own companion has probably known we've been coming since we started." Tongue hanging out of his jaw with a silent lupine laugh, the wolf disappeared through the doors, leaving Kali'rial standing outside with a muttering of Xanthean curses.
Taking the steps to the building, the young southerner approached the reception desk and nodded respectfully to the person there.
"Greetings and good trial to you. I have been advised I need to speak with a Kura Mareth? This was the place I was told I could find her?" Glancing around the room, she made a slight face of humble shame.
"Apologies, there was a..er...wolf that passed through here as well. Do you know where he may have...never mind." Sending her thoughts out to Sarkis, the huntress was greeted by his panting tongue and soft furred head rubbing up against her leg. He promptly sat at her feet, as though waiting for something.
What that was, she was not being told. Paitence was the hunters virtue, and so she simply waited.
Either way, the brunette was at the mercy of the receptionist or the wolf. Hopefully the people here weren't too put out by sudden visits of the canine kind, or random barefoot Sev'ryn in their offices.
What would she even say to this Kura when she met her. Hi, Karem blessed me yesterday, oh and by the way she also dropped your name to help me figure this all out. Yeah...that was going to come out as weirdly from her mouth as it sounded in her head. Perhaps it would be best just to start with hello and go from there.
"Slow down Sarkis! We can't just barge in here unannounced or uninvited." Pausing, he looked back at her with bright orange eyes and a tilt to his head.
"Why not? You wish to see Kura and she is here. Simple enough to me. Wolves aren't constricted by your curious customs. Besides, her own companion has probably known we've been coming since we started." Tongue hanging out of his jaw with a silent lupine laugh, the wolf disappeared through the doors, leaving Kali'rial standing outside with a muttering of Xanthean curses.
Taking the steps to the building, the young southerner approached the reception desk and nodded respectfully to the person there.
"Greetings and good trial to you. I have been advised I need to speak with a Kura Mareth? This was the place I was told I could find her?" Glancing around the room, she made a slight face of humble shame.
"Apologies, there was a..er...wolf that passed through here as well. Do you know where he may have...never mind." Sending her thoughts out to Sarkis, the huntress was greeted by his panting tongue and soft furred head rubbing up against her leg. He promptly sat at her feet, as though waiting for something.
What that was, she was not being told. Paitence was the hunters virtue, and so she simply waited.
Either way, the brunette was at the mercy of the receptionist or the wolf. Hopefully the people here weren't too put out by sudden visits of the canine kind, or random barefoot Sev'ryn in their offices.
What would she even say to this Kura when she met her. Hi, Karem blessed me yesterday, oh and by the way she also dropped your name to help me figure this all out. Yeah...that was going to come out as weirdly from her mouth as it sounded in her head. Perhaps it would be best just to start with hello and go from there.