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<blockquote data-quote="Matthan" data-source="post: 7113399" data-attributes="member: 20005">[ooc]Hopefully this will work for you [MENTION=6814006]Thateous[/MENTION].&nbsp; Let me know if you want me to tweak it.[/ooc]Husam interjected briefly, “Vizier, perhaps it would be wise to inspect the camels and supplies briefly before deciding our first stop.&nbsp; I would be happy to take a moment to make sure you are satisfied with what the merchant has provided.”&nbsp; He hoped that the insightful woman would see the truth behind the request and allow him to speak.When they had stepped to the side, Husam began in a low whisper while making a show of inspecting the camels as they walked, “I know that you are not always in court, but I am.&nbsp; There has been no message from House Bakr brought to your father’s attention.&nbsp; I do not know whether he is lying about sending them, his messenger is lying about delivering them, or this nameless woman is lying about her relationship to the Sheikh, but something is wrong here.&nbsp; Whichever option is true points to trouble for your father and potential insult to Ajan if not handled appropriately.&nbsp; I am not skilled like your father or yourself to weave tapestries of words and their meanings that are both said and unsaid while governing.&nbsp; You have been raised for this however.&nbsp; I have often heard your father speak of the strength of knowing more than the person that you speak with.&nbsp; It is with that in mind that I wanted to share this with you.”</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Matthan, post: 7113399, member: 20005"] [ooc]Hopefully this will work for you [MENTION=6814006]Thateous[/MENTION]. Let me know if you want me to tweak it.[/ooc] Husam interjected briefly, “Vizier, perhaps it would be wise to inspect the camels and supplies briefly before deciding our first stop. I would be happy to take a moment to make sure you are satisfied with what the merchant has provided.” He hoped that the insightful woman would see the truth behind the request and allow him to speak. When they had stepped to the side, Husam began in a low whisper while making a show of inspecting the camels as they walked, “I know that you are not always in court, but I am. There has been no message from House Bakr brought to your father’s attention. I do not know whether he is lying about sending them, his messenger is lying about delivering them, or this nameless woman is lying about her relationship to the Sheikh, but something is wrong here. Whichever option is true points to trouble for your father and potential insult to Ajan if not handled appropriately. I am not skilled like your father or yourself to weave tapestries of words and their meanings that are both said and unsaid while governing. You have been raised for this however. I have often heard your father speak of the strength of knowing more than the person that you speak with. It is with that in mind that I wanted to share this with you.” [/QUOTE]

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