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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Heard" data-source="post: 2835078" data-attributes="member: 7280">With a flourish, Nelson bowed deeply and fain kissed the elder elfwife's hand."M'lady, we'd surely have t'combine the art of my ancestry to ever approach th'equal of your beauty." he said, and then spoiled it by grinning.Nelson snorted."Hello? We're in Seawell? Half th'world reads lizard, and Old Draconic is just  a'half a monosyllable dif'rence anyways." He was pouting because no one would come with him to greet the elven girl and her brother. "And Milson is a blowhard that doesn't know what he's talking about in th'Histories. The man's obviously never crawled out of his mother's egg, ever, and he's always mixing the Yellowclaws with the Redfoots. As IF." Nelson rolled his eyes, as everyone in the tavern looked at him as if he'd grown a third head.He stopped. There was muttering around the tavern since, as everyone knew, the most dangerous Luttins were cunning ones."What? Don't hate me because I'm smart AND beautiful." He flipped his golden hair indignantly and then wheeled back to the so-called "noble" woman."Now, can we fold up th'maps and earn some chowder, please? Maps keep, but trust me - Mistress Silversun's fish chowder's better th'first day. In any case, it's the right thing t'do as everyone is continually reminding me. How m'I supposed to become th'paladin of deeds y'all all seem to want from me without good rolemodels? " He paused, as if to consider."You know, forget about it. It's obvious that you two are more in love with books than people." He spat at the floor. "And I thought nobility was supposed to be, y'know, noble."</blockquote>

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