Liquor? But that hits much harder! Surely something like this would be more akin to having a dream versus the terrible headaches that come after drink...
[And a tilt of the head.]
Great Liang...I can't say I've heard of the place. Is it a city? A country?
Better the devil you know, isn't it? [ and gu yun and liquor are normally bosom buddies! er. well. not this week. cruel.
anyway. ]
It's a country. [ there's a bit of fondness when he answers, a relaxed, easy warmth to it. gu yun folds his hands back behind his back, eyes sweeping over the chinese pines again. ] One of the strangest things here is hearing how no one's heard of it. [ a beat. ] Then again, I suppose there are all sorts I haven't heard of, either. Makes one feel rather behind the times.
[How interesting. Yes, they do come from different worlds, different countries, different lands. To Douman, its not so strange, perhaps, but there are things even they don't know.]
We're more or less all on the same page, hm? This place is a great equalizer. So while no one has heard of your land...well, there's more people to learn about it. Look on the bright side.
True. [ gu yun acquiesces, and his smile is just a touch enigmatic, for a moment there.
it fades quickly, though, with the suggestion of a bright side. he agrees, letting out a bright laugh, as if pleased by the answer. ] Isn't that the truth!
Though, it means there's more for me to learn about, too. Tell me, do you favor any sort of tea, Douman? I can't say I'm much of a smoker, but I'd like to learn about the place you're from, if you're willing to teach, and I find it's better to do so over a drink. Since I'm tragically unable to boast my usual skill of wine consumption [ this is exaggerated, playful ] tea may have to suffice.
Tea? Mmm, I suppose gyokuro, or sencha would be ones I would prefer, though I am hardly picky. Those are varieties of green teas.
[But the last statement makes them bark out a laugh.]
Very well, very well! Let us have tea. I'm sure it will please your sensibilities in some fashion, even if it is not your beloved wine. I would be more than happy to tell you about the place I hail from.
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[And a tilt of the head.]
Great Liang...I can't say I've heard of the place. Is it a city? A country?
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anyway. ]
It's a country. [ there's a bit of fondness when he answers, a relaxed, easy warmth to it. gu yun folds his hands back behind his back, eyes sweeping over the chinese pines again. ] One of the strangest things here is hearing how no one's heard of it. [ a beat. ] Then again, I suppose there are all sorts I haven't heard of, either. Makes one feel rather behind the times.
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[How interesting. Yes, they do come from different worlds, different countries, different lands. To Douman, its not so strange, perhaps, but there are things even they don't know.]
We're more or less all on the same page, hm? This place is a great equalizer. So while no one has heard of your land...well, there's more people to learn about it. Look on the bright side.
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it fades quickly, though, with the suggestion of a bright side. he agrees, letting out a bright laugh, as if pleased by the answer. ] Isn't that the truth!
Though, it means there's more for me to learn about, too. Tell me, do you favor any sort of tea, Douman? I can't say I'm much of a smoker, but I'd like to learn about the place you're from, if you're willing to teach, and I find it's better to do so over a drink. Since I'm tragically unable to boast my usual skill of wine consumption [ this is exaggerated, playful ] tea may have to suffice.
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[But the last statement makes them bark out a laugh.]
Very well, very well! Let us have tea. I'm sure it will please your sensibilities in some fashion, even if it is not your beloved wine. I would be more than happy to tell you about the place I hail from.