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He cursed her stupidity at leaving a seasoned warrior behind to simply guard camp, yet would not say that he missed the unending questions which she insisted on pestering him with whenever he accompanied her. Now they only came in the evenings when she returned, but without the release of battle, he feared his patience could not withstand even this short assault.

Why was this not one of my response options? Seriously, it's exactly what I was thinking! Or am I the only one who thinks about whiskers when concerning ways to learn about the world?

Yes, my Warden likes to push buttons. Her thinking goes as follows: "Ask Sten questions. If he answers, good, you just learned something unusual. If he gets mad, at least you got a funny reaction. Either way, pestering Sten is a win-win situation!" And once she figured out that a death glare did not mean certain death, all hope was lost for any sort of peace at camp...

Also, I'm certain that pashaara does not mean "enough". Its meaning varies with context. Sometimes it means, "Shut up, you idiot." Other times, it means, "You give me a headache. Where is the dwarf? I need a freaking drink !" And, on occasion, it means, "Leave me alone, now, before I kill you where you stand!" I think this is a case of the second, personally. XD

(And in my LAZYartist!headcanon, everyone has a change of clothes that they keep in camp. It saves me from having to draw armor )

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He cursed her stupidity at leaving a seasoned warrior behind to simply guard camp, yet would not say that he missed the unending questions which she insisted on pestering him with whenever he accompanied her. Now they only came in the evenings when she returned, but without the release of battle, he feared his patience could not withstand even this short assault.

Why was this not one of my response options? Seriously, it's exactly what I was thinking! Or am I the only one who thinks about whiskers when concerning ways to learn about the world?

Yes, my Warden likes to push buttons. Her thinking goes as follows: "Ask Sten questions. If he answers, good, you just learned something unusual. If he gets mad, at least you got a funny reaction. Either way, pestering Sten is a win-win situation!" And once she figured out that a death glare did not mean certain death, all hope was lost for any sort of peace at camp...

Also, I'm certain that pashaara does not mean "enough". Its meaning varies with context. Sometimes it means, "Shut up, you idiot." Other times, it means, "You give me a headache. Where is the dwarf? I need a freaking drink !" And, on occasion, it means, "Leave me alone, now, before I kill you where you stand!" I think this is a case of the second, personally. XD

(And in my LAZYartist!headcanon, everyone has a change of clothes that they keep in camp. It saves me from having to draw armor )