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TeafortheSoul · 07-21-2018, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Gringotts Goblins

Nadlok, once the humans entered the Mezzanine, became more alert, her eyes registering each and every one of their faces as she walked around the area. She was indifferent to them being there, exploring their mint. She didn't exactly trust them, but she was glad that they were immersing themselves and learning about her world.

"Emqoyimt gse goub?" she asked the humans nearby, her voice sounding surprisingly pleasant. This one did speak her language, right?

OOC: Emqoyimt gse goub? = Enjoing the tour?

There was a goblin nearby. Valko looked down (by necessity, given his height) at her, quite aware that she was sizing them all up. He didn't blame her, or any of them. Goblins put up with a lot from wizardkind... but by the same token, they profited a lot too.

"Tsamph. ig ih a toow yetimmimt. I inatime I diff ye nobe inkbehhew dsem I hee gse nimg rob nyhefr. Ir you diff kabwom uh, de abe seawimt gsag day mod." Valko said smoothly.

ooc: Thanks. it is a good beginning. I imagine I will be more impressed when I see the mint for myself. If you will pardon us, we are heading that way now.

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Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo

Jessa didn’t know a word of gobbledegook, nor did she care to. Languages, while fascinating and to a degree important for spell work, did not hold her interest enough for her to learn it. Her reason for signing up for the trip was simple; it was an excuse to be out of the castle—couldn’t really turn that down.

Passively, Jessa watched to goblins. With equal passivity she watched her fellow schoolmates begin to disperse for the tour, her eyes occasionally drifting over to the mosaics or the goblins with their piercing stares. The faint voice by her ear brought blue eyes back to her present company. “Now there’s an idea.” She muttered, instinctively surveying the room again.

Gringotts was neat, she supposed, but she’d been visiting the bank with her father for years and had no real interest in it. The fact just about everyone was running around speaking a language she didn’t particularly care for cemented her agreement with him.

“Let’s leave this room for last. Start at the other end. By the time we get here everyone will likely be far into the bank.” That’d be the perfect time to slip away. “Wanna check the mint?”

Having addressed the goblin, Valko turned to Jessa when she spoke and gave her a little hint of a smile and a nod.

"You might surprise yourself and find the mint more interesting than you expect it to be." If he was honest he did have a few questions that were beginning to percolate. But it was nothing he couldn't research himself, and just from his cursory glance around at the different panels, the statistic-related information was what he was more interested in, rather than the processes, which he'd already familiarized himself with.

He did think her idea was a good one though. Start at the other end. And skip the gift shop.

07-21-2018, 08:42 AM	#27 (permalink)
TeafortheSoul Formerly: Tegz Demiguise Join Date: May 2008 Location: Hobbiton Posts: 24,244 Hogwarts RPG Name: ??? Ravenclaw Hogwarts RPG Name: Ronnie Thurkell Gryffindor Seventh Year x12 x12	lives in a hobbit hole \|\| Ern and Touz's Nuzzle \|\| roflysst \|\| looking at a seed packet Quote: Originally Posted by Gringotts Goblins Nadlok, once the humans entered the Mezzanine, became more alert, her eyes registering each and every one of their faces as she walked around the area. She was indifferent to them being there, exploring their mint. She didn't exactly trust them, but she was glad that they were immersing themselves and learning about her world. "Emqoyimt gse goub?" she asked the humans nearby, her voice sounding surprisingly pleasant. This one did speak her language, right? OOC: Emqoyimt gse goub? = Enjoing the tour? There was a goblin nearby. Valko looked down (by necessity, given his height) at her, quite aware that she was sizing them all up. He didn't blame her, or any of them. Goblins put up with a lot from wizardkind... but by the same token, they profited a lot too. "Tsamph. ig ih a toow yetimmimt. I inatime I diff ye nobe inkbehhew dsem I hee gse nimg rob nyhefr. Ir you diff kabwom uh, de abe seawimt gsag day mod." Valko said smoothly. ooc: Thanks. it is a good beginning. I imagine I will be more impressed when I see the mint for myself. If you will pardon us, we are heading that way now. Quote: Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo Jessa didn’t know a word of gobbledegook, nor did she care to. Languages, while fascinating and to a degree important for spell work, did not hold her interest enough for her to learn it. Her reason for signing up for the trip was simple; it was an excuse to be out of the castle—couldn’t really turn that down. Passively, Jessa watched to goblins. With equal passivity she watched her fellow schoolmates begin to disperse for the tour, her eyes occasionally drifting over to the mosaics or the goblins with their piercing stares. The faint voice by her ear brought blue eyes back to her present company. “Now there’s an idea.” She muttered, instinctively surveying the room again. Gringotts was neat, she supposed, but she’d been visiting the bank with her father for years and had no real interest in it. The fact just about everyone was running around speaking a language she didn’t particularly care for cemented her agreement with him. “Let’s leave this room for last. Start at the other end. By the time we get here everyone will likely be far into the bank.” That’d be the perfect time to slip away. “Wanna check the mint?” Having addressed the goblin, Valko turned to Jessa when she spoke and gave her a little hint of a smile and a nod. "You might surprise yourself and find the mint more interesting than you expect it to be." If he was honest he did have a few questions that were beginning to percolate. But it was nothing he couldn't research himself, and just from his cursory glance around at the different panels, the statistic-related information was what he was more interested in, rather than the processes, which he'd already familiarized himself with. He did think her idea was a good one though. Start at the other end. And skip the gift shop. __________________ love is like a letter wrote :: and life is like an envelope be careful who you give it to :: they might not give it back to you