I spent a number of years visiting the estate of my late mentor whilst I was under his tutelage. His is one of the most influential families in Sharlayan.
My profession also occasionally bringeth me to political events, as I informed thee.
[So like, he wouldn't compare his socializing skills to McGillis's, but he's gotten pretty good at it.]
[ She's not sure she wants to start bringing up the idea of what – or who – is meant to be hunted from seeing enough dystopian movies, but luckily Urianger seems to have that covered. ]
I am both the leader of my tribe as well as a high-ranking official of my world's faith. I am no stranger to entertaining guests, nor to attending such functions.
[He honestly hates them, but at least he knows how to handle them.]
I would call myself only adjacent to this type of society... I'm much more familiar with military hierarchy than this.
[And it's angelic military hierarchy so you know. Hit or miss in some ways.
But he does theoretically know details of Victorian England.]
But I believe we'll need to have some knowledge of the guests. The footman mentioned the Harker and Westenra households, which would have traveled farther to get here, and a certain Lord Barton as a problem among the nobles.
A lady in the house, Henrietta, is also said to be in bad health and here for recuperating. This may be connected to the rumors of illness as well...
I wonder if it's a coincidence, or merely a way for us to connect with the narrative. Or something different.
[He probably is familiar with classic literature but also, that's the entire world's classical literature to sift through, so he isn't sure if they're overthinking it.]
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I spent a number of years visiting the estate of my late mentor whilst I was under his tutelage. His is one of the most influential families in Sharlayan.
My profession also occasionally bringeth me to political events, as I informed thee.
[So like, he wouldn't compare his socializing skills to McGillis's, but he's gotten pretty good at it.]
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[ Though no longer in McGillis' times, he only knows this one from books... ]
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[ She's not sure she wants to start bringing up the idea of what – or who – is meant to be hunted from seeing enough dystopian movies, but luckily Urianger seems to have that covered. ]
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[He honestly hates them, but at least he knows how to handle them.]
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[And it's angelic military hierarchy so you know. Hit or miss in some ways.
But he does theoretically know details of Victorian England.]
But I believe we'll need to have some knowledge of the guests. The footman mentioned the Harker and Westenra households, which would have traveled farther to get here, and a certain Lord Barton as a problem among the nobles.
A lady in the house, Henrietta, is also said to be in bad health and here for recuperating. This may be connected to the rumors of illness as well...
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[ So. Hm. ]
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[He probably is familiar with classic literature but also, that's the entire world's classical literature to sift through, so he isn't sure if they're overthinking it.]