[ Rude? If anything, this mans concern about how he is coming off only paints him in better light in G'raha's eyes. Rather than concede any social indiscretions, G'raha smiles and shakes his head. ]
Not at all. 'Tis only natural that you would be curious when meeting someone--or something--that you have yet to. And I am beginning to see that Miqo'te or their counterparts are not as common across the cosmos as others.
[ So he better get used to it. At least people haven't been disparaging, which is all that really matters. If anything, G'raha feels a little special that he gets to be the first. (Don't worry, most are taller than him.)
G'raha does offer his rapt attention when the other man begins to explain his home world. Only Hyur? How interesting... And given that Etheirys now also has a single moon, he supposes it isn't that out of the ordinary. But the difference in technology is something that he has heard expressed by others in their situation. He nods at the right points, pausing actually to write a bit of that down as well. ]
With so many discoveries in one day, I would say you are taking it all in quite well.
[ Any thinly concealed awkwardness aside. You're doing great, buddy!
But now it's G'raha's turn as his tail flicks a little sheepishly behind him. ]
Ah...yes. Though these are ephemeral, I want to remember what we have seen. Moreover, the fact that they are commonplace enough, there may yet be similarities not only in what we find within them, but also how they appear or disappear.
[ He adds a final period before looking up again. ]
Doubtlessly more experienced "chasers" have notes and a wealth of experience we can work from, but I do like to note my initial impressions. We all come with our own areas of expertise.
[ He nods to the other man. ]
And you have a fresh set of eyes on all of this. What do you make of it?
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Not at all. 'Tis only natural that you would be curious when meeting someone--or something--that you have yet to. And I am beginning to see that Miqo'te or their counterparts are not as common across the cosmos as others.
[ So he better get used to it. At least people haven't been disparaging, which is all that really matters. If anything, G'raha feels a little special that he gets to be the first. (Don't worry, most are taller than him.)
G'raha does offer his rapt attention when the other man begins to explain his home world. Only Hyur? How interesting... And given that Etheirys now also has a single moon, he supposes it isn't that out of the ordinary. But the difference in technology is something that he has heard expressed by others in their situation. He nods at the right points, pausing actually to write a bit of that down as well. ]
With so many discoveries in one day, I would say you are taking it all in quite well.
[ Any thinly concealed awkwardness aside. You're doing great, buddy!
But now it's G'raha's turn as his tail flicks a little sheepishly behind him. ]
Ah...yes. Though these are ephemeral, I want to remember what we have seen. Moreover, the fact that they are commonplace enough, there may yet be similarities not only in what we find within them, but also how they appear or disappear.
[ He adds a final period before looking up again. ]
Doubtlessly more experienced "chasers" have notes and a wealth of experience we can work from, but I do like to note my initial impressions. We all come with our own areas of expertise.
[ He nods to the other man. ]
And you have a fresh set of eyes on all of this. What do you make of it?