She noticed how the man introduced himself. The announcement of his function within the hierarchy of his village is seems so out of surprising. Positions were closely guarded secrets, but it was always easy to tell who led from how the subordinates deferred to one person or another. For a first meeting she's intrigued that they sent a member of the village's council. She expected someone with a little less standing, maybe an ambassador.
She smiles and it's as much in approval of Gale's choice of words as it is to appear appropriately grateful. Still she's hesitant to reveal their exact status within the tribe. Until they know how this meeting will go their roles might seem strange qualifications for such an important meeting. Tilting her head she studies the man before them. It's a little more difficult that usual with only half his face visible but aside from that and his very severe expression, she gets the impression that it is worth telling him some form of the truth to start with.
"We are," she agrees, "you were under no obligation to welcome ambassadors from such an unknown clan. But we appreciate your willingness to hear our proposal out and show us your home."
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She smiles and it's as much in approval of Gale's choice of words as it is to appear appropriately grateful. Still she's hesitant to reveal their exact status within the tribe. Until they know how this meeting will go their roles might seem strange qualifications for such an important meeting. Tilting her head she studies the man before them. It's a little more difficult that usual with only half his face visible but aside from that and his very severe expression, she gets the impression that it is worth telling him some form of the truth to start with.
"We are," she agrees, "you were under no obligation to welcome ambassadors from such an unknown clan. But we appreciate your willingness to hear our proposal out and show us your home."