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"Wandering it is."
This city-state has some tourist attractions, all of which are rather lackluster compared to random city blocks in Tirion but are at least illustrative of human taste and capacity.
This city-state has some tourist attractions, all of which are rather lackluster compared to random city blocks in Tirion but are at least illustrative of human taste and capacity.
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Kib hopes nobody wants him to explain why he let Fëanáro take home a random baby!
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There's not much to meet. She's a baby. She can pretty much blink at things and wave her arms around.
"...I should make her shades."
"...I should make her shades."
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"Yeah, she's not gonna be able to move her own shades on and off for a while, that might be more convenient for her not having to squint all the time until she can learn to do that."
"Well, let's do shades now, so we can take her home," he says firmly, and starts telling Maitimo about Kib's world - 'he wasn't exaggerating about the architecture, but they used some interesting materials, the plants mostly looked familiar but I took cuttings of a few I want someone to go track down for me - I assume we have them somewhere - Kib's unusually pretty for a human, let me show you what a bunch of them look like..."
Maitimo's expression is very very patient and barely twitches.
Maitimo's expression is very very patient and barely twitches.
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Kib makes shades for the baby. He laughs a little at the "unusually pretty" assertion.
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Kib has simply never found babies that interesting. If he is not needed as a consult on human characteristics he will go work on his scribe.
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Scribe it is. Scribe scribe scribe. It'll be useful for all those books. ...Fëanáro may have been distracted by the baby to the point where he's not going to remember to take care of the animals; he goes back to see if they've been whisked away.