Then it will be twice the learning experience. Diplomacy and farming.
[Though by the time they've reached the building it doesn't look like they'll have any trouble, and after a while of rifling through cabinets and floorboards Martin's found at least a small amount of rations to comb through. At the request, he glances up with a slightly quirked eyebrow as he searches.]
Just Ven. I cannot promise I will remember, but I will try. [He pauses briefly in sorting through the next bunch of rations, a thought occurring to him suddenly.] Those I am familiar with in Cyrodiil, where I hail from-- we make use of titles far more than names. A hard habit to shake, I'm afraid.
[And one formed by associating with other servants of Akatosh and the Blades. But here he has no need to be a priest or an emperor-- perhaps he can afford to attempt to be more casual. He'd gone so quickly from one occupation to another after Kvatch that he hadn't stopped to consider dropping the formalities at all, and he wonders if his travelling partner was offended by the mindset. It's hard to say if he'll ever get the chance to go back home and ask him about something as trivial as that.]
In fact, my, ah... companion has gone by the title of Hero as long as I have known him. I suppose I never thought to ask what he might prefer to be called instead.
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[Though by the time they've reached the building it doesn't look like they'll have any trouble, and after a while of rifling through cabinets and floorboards Martin's found at least a small amount of rations to comb through. At the request, he glances up with a slightly quirked eyebrow as he searches.]
Just Ven. I cannot promise I will remember, but I will try. [He pauses briefly in sorting through the next bunch of rations, a thought occurring to him suddenly.] Those I am familiar with in Cyrodiil, where I hail from-- we make use of titles far more than names. A hard habit to shake, I'm afraid.
[And one formed by associating with other servants of Akatosh and the Blades. But here he has no need to be a priest or an emperor-- perhaps he can afford to attempt to be more casual. He'd gone so quickly from one occupation to another after Kvatch that he hadn't stopped to consider dropping the formalities at all, and he wonders if his travelling partner was offended by the mindset. It's hard to say if he'll ever get the chance to go back home and ask him about something as trivial as that.]
In fact, my, ah... companion has gone by the title of Hero as long as I have known him. I suppose I never thought to ask what he might prefer to be called instead.