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<blockquote data-quote="Shayuri" data-source="post: 6969785" data-attributes="member: 4936">&quot; Amina, it must have been quite the exciting journey across The Golden Gulf,&quot; he observed, marking the most likely means she arrived here from Huzuz, &quot; From what he have heard, there appears to be issues with Corsairs and this Brotherhood along the waters: the siblings, Ihsan and Nireen, told us that their sorcerers of the Sea were having trouble sailing as of late. I trust that your voyage was not accosted by such brigands?&quot;Amina nodded her head at Kaniel's inquiry. &quot;I have heard of dangers on the sea,&quot; she replies in her quiet voice, &quot;But my own journey was untroubled by such things. That we spent most of a day becalmed was the worst of it, Hakiyah be praised. I saw some whales as well, farther out to sea.&quot;The garrulous mamluk was already turning to others in the group, so she did not press the conversation further. There was plenty to occupy her attention in the market square. She was no wide-eyed girl on her first time in a big city, but the merchants knew how to set a spectacle. The colors and patterns and fine goods were enough to tempt even the pious.Even so, Ankabut did not appreciate having a tiara set upon her head. The timely intervention of Kamiel spared her the awkward choice between suffering the indignity or potentially causing a scene. She gave the warrior a nod of gratitude.His invitation to Akilah to preach in Qudra caught her attention as well, and she watched the Vizier's reaction carefully. If she took him up on that offer, it would simplify some of her own work considerably. Perhaps later she could bring it up again and see what Akilah thought of the idea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shayuri, post: 6969785, member: 4936"] [I]" Amina, it must have been quite the exciting journey across The Golden Gulf," he observed, marking the most likely means she arrived here from Huzuz, " From what he have heard, there appears to be issues with Corsairs and this Brotherhood along the waters: the siblings, Ihsan and Nireen, told us that their sorcerers of the Sea were having trouble sailing as of late. I trust that your voyage was not accosted by such brigands?"[/I] Amina nodded her head at Kaniel's inquiry.[B] "I have heard of dangers on the sea,"[/B] she replies in her quiet voice, [B]"But my own journey was untroubled by such things. That we spent most of a day becalmed was the worst of it, Hakiyah be praised. I saw some whales as well, farther out to sea."[/B] The garrulous mamluk was already turning to others in the group, so she did not press the conversation further. There was plenty to occupy her attention in the market square. She was no wide-eyed girl on her first time in a big city, but the merchants knew how to set a spectacle. The colors and patterns and fine goods were enough to tempt even the pious. Even so, Ankabut did not appreciate having a tiara set upon her head. The timely intervention of Kamiel spared her the awkward choice between suffering the indignity or potentially causing a scene. She gave the warrior a nod of gratitude. His invitation to Akilah to preach in Qudra caught her attention as well, and she watched the Vizier's reaction carefully. If she took him up on that offer, it would simplify some of her own work considerably. Perhaps later she could bring it up again and see what Akilah thought of the idea. [/QUOTE]

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