10-18-2019, 02:02 PM
He was being lowered to the ground, allowed to leave - or perhaps being asked to leave, averbally? It was probably the latter. Made sense, at least, he didn't imagine it pleasant to carry anyone, even a small thing like himself. The child rolled off, stepping off with a bit of a stumble - he was a bit woozy still, probably something to do with blood. He read about that, one time, in one of the books his parents took from him. Not something he liked remembering.
You are in the Pitt.
What?
To him, someone who wasn't exactly in the know about the groups of the world, the name confused him. "But we aren't in a hole." He said, offhandedly, a question implicit in his statement. They hadn't descended at any time, had they? Did he black out sometime? He couldn't quite remember if he had or not. What a bother, what a bother - if they had, then he would look stupid in front of them, and that was just....
"Sorry, I didn't - sorry," he stammered out, somehow managing to avoid why he was apologizing in the first place. How did you convey "I'm sorry that I may have said something stupid in the case that I did, even though there's a chance that I didn't" in a less convoluted way? He oh so disliked speaking too much. Gave him more opportunity to make mistakes.
He distracted himself with the other questions the gat asked, and tried to focus less on his own mistakes and more on answering the questions. So,
so many questions. "Uh, yes, I remember that stuff. My name is Abathur, and... well, I walked. Through the desert."
Not many other ways to reach this hole-place anyways.
You are in the Pitt.
What?
To him, someone who wasn't exactly in the know about the groups of the world, the name confused him. "But we aren't in a hole." He said, offhandedly, a question implicit in his statement. They hadn't descended at any time, had they? Did he black out sometime? He couldn't quite remember if he had or not. What a bother, what a bother - if they had, then he would look stupid in front of them, and that was just....
"Sorry, I didn't - sorry," he stammered out, somehow managing to avoid why he was apologizing in the first place. How did you convey "I'm sorry that I may have said something stupid in the case that I did, even though there's a chance that I didn't" in a less convoluted way? He oh so disliked speaking too much. Gave him more opportunity to make mistakes.
He distracted himself with the other questions the gat asked, and tried to focus less on his own mistakes and more on answering the questions. So,
so many questions. "Uh, yes, I remember that stuff. My name is Abathur, and... well, I walked. Through the desert."
Not many other ways to reach this hole-place anyways.
tags - "speech"