A Bird and a Wolf

[Kauket]

She gazed back at him.

"A simple life then. There is no shame in that. Afterall, one wouldn't want to be stuck within an endless loop of thought. Although. There is also no shame in pondering our actions, the outcomes, the possiblities, in order to allow your horizons and options to broaden, one must be aware of them. "

An intermission to take a longer gulp on the drink, she placed the glass down.


"I like to meditate. To instropect. To know what is right, and to quell any bad thoughts that linger. I like to see these possibilities, these ... perspectives. To limit yourself within the confines on your mind will trap you into a narrow minded path. Our emotions tend to tie us down, binding us to ignorance. Other times, it can empower you with strength, with unshattering will to go forward. Lifeforms all have varying perspectives. "

Interlocking her palms together on the table surface, she leans upon them, a smirk forming on her face in a devious manner as she intends to drop a controversial opinion that may upset a bypasser, should they hear it.

"Allow me to ask you this: Do you believe the Nomads are evil? Do you think they should be exterminated?"