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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sephiroth no Miko" data-source="post: 1963313" data-attributes="member: 4796">Sighing inwardly to herself, Sssakkariah goes back to her meditation and tries to ignore the wet crunching noises of the lizardman feeding. Sasskasa had given the creature a quick death after all, though perhaps in a most disagreeable manner... but that was hardly unexpected. Sweeping these thoughts from her mind for the moment, she reaches deep into herself for a reservoir of focus that she can draw upon in the battles to come.After regaining her pisonic focus, she turns her mind back towards the Sasskasa, remembering the looks of horror and disgust from her fellow party members at his savage behavior. Sasskasa is only alienating himself from everyone with his behavior but he's too stubborn or proud to change... and why should he? Our opinions mean little or nothing to him. We're just a bunch of strangers thrown together on some quest-- perhaps it is time to try to extend a hand to him instead of trying to scold him for everything he does? She still remembered when she was first trying to make her way off Zangala all the antipathy and disgust she had encountered-- and still do, sometimes-- just because she was yuan-ti and people had preconceived notions of what all yuan-ti were like. Well, okay, so maybe Sasskasa acted exactly like a typical lizardman but it didn't mean he might not be worth getting to know better (maybe)... and she would never find out if she merely sat around waiting for him to initiate things. Except what in Sagadix's name were lizardfolk interested in other than eating and fighting?After Sasskasa is done with his "breakfast", Sssakkariah steels herself against his brusque manner and approaches him in a nonconfrontational manner, and tries to engage him in the one thing she had always thought was frankly impressive about his appearance. Pointing at the various tattoos adorning his scales, she says, "Thessse are wonderfully ssstriking... do your people have a long tradition of tattooing?"</blockquote>

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