[Emet-Selch inclines his head in silent acknowledgement, as if to say "fair enough". What he does choose to comment on are her intentions.]
How very reasonable of you. A pity they won't come out and receive their offerings in person.
[His eyes flick towards the individual who has just placed what looks to be a time-keeping instrument there upon the altar. Although Emet-Selch cannot detect anything unduly strange about the item, when the man who left it turns around, he lifts one arm, spying an unusual (and apparently felicitous) marking there upon his exposed flesh.]
The wave. I presume it has some religious significance to these people. Perhaps it symbolizes continuity, hope despite one's deepest troubles. Or mayhap power and strength.
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How very reasonable of you. A pity they won't come out and receive their offerings in person.
[His eyes flick towards the individual who has just placed what looks to be a time-keeping instrument there upon the altar. Although Emet-Selch cannot detect anything unduly strange about the item, when the man who left it turns around, he lifts one arm, spying an unusual (and apparently felicitous) marking there upon his exposed flesh.]
The wave. I presume it has some religious significance to these people. Perhaps it symbolizes continuity, hope despite one's deepest troubles. Or mayhap power and strength.