[ Overall Richard avoided eating in public or otherwise in the presence of others, not wanting to draw any additional attention to his person. After all, he if someone understood the importance of the mastering manners, etiquette and being able to blend in the society. Even he had mastered the dance and other activities that he considered as waste of time just to so that he could play the part that was expected of him. It had all been essential part to his survival, to thaw himself from any suspicion that he was anything less than what they believed him to be.
And he is fully aware that he still has lot of work do to if he wanted to blend in the world of Aldrip. Which is why he overall avoided eating in public or otherwise in presence of others. He knew that his table-manners only brought more unnecessary attention to his person and 'flair' -- which he had heard people describe to be "barbaric" and "antique." It frustrated him, rousing the dark flames of anger within him as he felt the differentiating gazes at his direction that were to seek out to set him apart from others. As if they saw right through him.]
True. Dragons are known for guarding treasures beyond one's imagination. [He adds to their previous topic, his healthy hand reaching out to rest on top of Silco's shoulder as the other man goes down. He looks down at his lower, cocking his head to the side a little. The heat radiating from the fireplace warmed up his nude body.
Something is not matching here, he thinks. As far as Richard was aware Silco was all in favor for his daughter's attempts at rebellion and establish a leadership. So, why would Jinx's second in command be a counted as a trouble. Unless it was someone he thought to be against his own vision. Or perhaps someone with ulterior motives that Jinx was blind to?] Was this person yet another foolish knight stepping in the beast's den, eyes set on treasure that wasn't his?
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And he is fully aware that he still has lot of work do to if he wanted to blend in the world of Aldrip. Which is why he overall avoided eating in public or otherwise in presence of others. He knew that his table-manners only brought more unnecessary attention to his person and 'flair' -- which he had heard people describe to be "barbaric" and "antique." It frustrated him, rousing the dark flames of anger within him as he felt the differentiating gazes at his direction that were to seek out to set him apart from others. As if they saw right through him.]
True. Dragons are known for guarding treasures beyond one's imagination. [He adds to their previous topic, his healthy hand reaching out to rest on top of Silco's shoulder as the other man goes down. He looks down at his lower, cocking his head to the side a little. The heat radiating from the fireplace warmed up his nude body.
Something is not matching here, he thinks. As far as Richard was aware Silco was all in favor for his daughter's attempts at rebellion and establish a leadership. So, why would Jinx's second in command be a counted as a trouble. Unless it was someone he thought to be against his own vision. Or perhaps someone with ulterior motives that Jinx was blind to?] Was this person yet another foolish knight stepping in the beast's den, eyes set on treasure that wasn't his?