“I have been and still am
a seeker, but I have ceased to
question stars and books;
I have begun to listen to
the teaching my blood
whispers to me.”
― Hermann Hesse
a seeker, but I have ceased to
question stars and books;
I have begun to listen to
the teaching my blood
whispers to me.”
― Hermann Hesse
. . . . Gennadiya Lyosha . . . .
No Likes What They Hear
Gennadiya focused on the different parts of the events going around them. The dogs frankly were beyond Genna’s experiences and knowledge. The dog did seem built for very certain activities, but Genna frankly just didn’t know enough to know if this was how all of that species were or if it was something specifically altered in that animal. She did notice the handler nod at her apologetically. She smiled at Gladius trying to indicate for not to worry.
Genna listened as Nayeli told her what it was that she had heard. The sapphire eyed woman tilted her head at the comment. That was an interesting tide bit. Changing the play at the last minutes. ‘Excellent job. See what else you can hear, I would like to know more about these changes to the story.’ She said by way of encouragement to the dirri to continue to see what it was that she could hear. ‘It would also be good to get a description or a name of the people your are listening to.’
Genna came back to the conversation around them. She looked at Tristan as he asked about Ilaren’s daughter. “Yes she had a daughter who died. I know that Rhaum was part of the original attack on Rharne, but Faldrun. His failure in that attack drove him to try and make better flameborn.” What she didn’t mention was the stack of information she had one the subject at home. “As for his involvement in the actual death, I don’t know much, but Ilaren was, and still is, very affected by the event.” She said. She listened again as who the playwrite was asked about. “Nayeli has let me know that there is a conversation going on about making changes to the script even as it is going. I am seeing what else she can gather about that.” Her eyes were thoughtful. “Though finding out who wrote it and if these changes are occurring what was originally in the play would be good. Since if they are willing to make a change even at this late date they might have made some earlier.”
Gennadiya focused on the different parts of the events going around them. The dogs frankly were beyond Genna’s experiences and knowledge. The dog did seem built for very certain activities, but Genna frankly just didn’t know enough to know if this was how all of that species were or if it was something specifically altered in that animal. She did notice the handler nod at her apologetically. She smiled at Gladius trying to indicate for not to worry.
Genna listened as Nayeli told her what it was that she had heard. The sapphire eyed woman tilted her head at the comment. That was an interesting tide bit. Changing the play at the last minutes. ‘Excellent job. See what else you can hear, I would like to know more about these changes to the story.’ She said by way of encouragement to the dirri to continue to see what it was that she could hear. ‘It would also be good to get a description or a name of the people your are listening to.’
Genna came back to the conversation around them. She looked at Tristan as he asked about Ilaren’s daughter. “Yes she had a daughter who died. I know that Rhaum was part of the original attack on Rharne, but Faldrun. His failure in that attack drove him to try and make better flameborn.” What she didn’t mention was the stack of information she had one the subject at home. “As for his involvement in the actual death, I don’t know much, but Ilaren was, and still is, very affected by the event.” She said. She listened again as who the playwrite was asked about. “Nayeli has let me know that there is a conversation going on about making changes to the script even as it is going. I am seeing what else she can gather about that.” Her eyes were thoughtful. “Though finding out who wrote it and if these changes are occurring what was originally in the play would be good. Since if they are willing to make a change even at this late date they might have made some earlier.”