[Open] There's always time for tea
Characters: Braska + company
Content: Tea party~
Setting: Braska's quarters
Time: After this post!
Warnings: None
Braska glanced around his quarters for what seemed like the hundredth time in the last half hour. He wasn't exactly nervous, but he had not had many visitors in his last few years in the city, and was somewhat out of the habit of entertaining people he didn't know well. And he was eager to make a good impression on them, too - he was going on to be on this ship for the foreseeable future, and while he was certainly used to working with people who didn't like him, it would be a pleasant change to actually fit in with the people around him for once.
The room was small, but he had come aboard with very few belongings, so at least it wasn't cluttered. Two or three more people at least could fit comfortably inside, perhaps more with a little shuffling. His tea set - one of his few truly nice possessions - was out and waiting on the table, and he had already brought some hot water back from the kitchen. It would probably need to be warmed up a little right before they used it, but he felt like he could at least manage that much with a small fire spell. Now all that was missing were his guests.
Content: Tea party~
Setting: Braska's quarters
Time: After this post!
Warnings: None
Braska glanced around his quarters for what seemed like the hundredth time in the last half hour. He wasn't exactly nervous, but he had not had many visitors in his last few years in the city, and was somewhat out of the habit of entertaining people he didn't know well. And he was eager to make a good impression on them, too - he was going on to be on this ship for the foreseeable future, and while he was certainly used to working with people who didn't like him, it would be a pleasant change to actually fit in with the people around him for once.
The room was small, but he had come aboard with very few belongings, so at least it wasn't cluttered. Two or three more people at least could fit comfortably inside, perhaps more with a little shuffling. His tea set - one of his few truly nice possessions - was out and waiting on the table, and he had already brought some hot water back from the kitchen. It would probably need to be warmed up a little right before they used it, but he felt like he could at least manage that much with a small fire spell. Now all that was missing were his guests.