[ His name is not one she's heard before, but that applies to many things here, and she's simply accepted that her time in this place is going to be full of firsts. Especially with no clear path for returning to where she came from (whether that's Barovia or Faerûn), she's already wondering just how long she'll be stuck here.
It seems like for most, the answer to that is "forever" — a reality she's still trying to wrap her head around.
Their thoughts seems to be running along somewhat similar lines, based on his premise for asking for her phone number. She blinks once, twice, then leans back to dig into her cloak pocket for her relatively new phone. ]
Just for that? [ She can gather that he's joking, even if he does it somewhat dryly. ] Let me see...
[ It takes some poking at the buttons to re-find where her number is stored within her own phone, but eventually she pulls it up and then turns it around so that she can show him the screen. As someone new to the idea of phones in general, it hasn't occurred to her that someone would abuse having her number — though even if she did think of that, she wouldn't expect this Wriothesley to be the type. ]
i still don't know how to pronounce his name, sobs
[ His name is not one she's heard before, but that applies to many things here, and she's simply accepted that her time in this place is going to be full of firsts. Especially with no clear path for returning to where she came from (whether that's Barovia or Faerûn), she's already wondering just how long she'll be stuck here.
It seems like for most, the answer to that is "forever" — a reality she's still trying to wrap her head around.
Their thoughts seems to be running along somewhat similar lines, based on his premise for asking for her phone number. She blinks once, twice, then leans back to dig into her cloak pocket for her relatively new phone. ]
Just for that? [ She can gather that he's joking, even if he does it somewhat dryly. ] Let me see...
[ It takes some poking at the buttons to re-find where her number is stored within her own phone, but eventually she pulls it up and then turns it around so that she can show him the screen. As someone new to the idea of phones in general, it hasn't occurred to her that someone would abuse having her number — though even if she did think of that, she wouldn't expect this Wriothesley to be the type. ]