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Tacelyn Armagil · May 2, 2008, 12:27 AM

Tacelyn could see the sense in what the man was saying.. or else she had developed her own interpretation.

In the monastery now, she was known.. and not in the most positive way.. at best she was viewed as a subject.. an experiment for study.. not as a student for teaching. At worst, they viewed her as a plague carrier, who could spread her disease if she remained. She had overstayed her welcome.

They had done what they could to help her, and it was a kindness.. these monks, they had asked little in return.. really only that she help others in turn, and carry the kindness forward.

It was truly a foreign concept to Tacelyn.

The option posed to her by the monk seemed much more agreeable. She would learn faster in a one on one environment, and if there was no tuition involved, then the price was certainly right.

The monk was looking at her sadly, as he explained her options. She wondered just why the monk seemed unhappy. Not on account of herself, surely?

"Well, thank you." She responded, agreeably, "I take no offense to good advice. It might be that seeking out the friend you speak of, would be the best course of action, given the specifics of my.. situation."

She smiled gently, "I suppose my mind is made up then.. I would like to meet the friend you speak of."

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Tacelyn Armagil Citizen Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Zinn'Sun Posts: 74	Tacelyn could see the sense in what the man was saying.. or else she had developed her own interpretation. In the monastery now, she was known.. and not in the most positive way.. at best she was viewed as a subject.. an experiment for study.. not as a student for teaching. At worst, they viewed her as a plague carrier, who could spread her disease if she remained. She had overstayed her welcome. They had done what they could to help her, and it was a kindness.. these monks, they had asked little in return.. really only that she help others in turn, and carry the kindness forward. It was truly a foreign concept to Tacelyn. The option posed to her by the monk seemed much more agreeable. She would learn faster in a one on one environment, and if there was no tuition involved, then the price was certainly right. The monk was looking at her sadly, as he explained her options. She wondered just why the monk seemed unhappy. Not on account of herself, surely? "Well, thank you." She responded, agreeably, "I take no offense to good advice. It might be that seeking out the friend you speak of, would be the best course of action, given the specifics of my.. situation." She smiled gently, "I suppose my mind is made up then.. I would like to meet the friend you speak of." __________________ CIR - SoF No black and white in the blue.. Status: Posting several times a week, but not necessarily daily. Last edited by Tacelyn Armagil; May 11, 2008 at 07:30 PM.