[Elayne observes the weave closely, her eyes following the strands with the sharpness of someone clever and eager to learn. With her formal training cut short indefinitely, she'll have to pick up whatever she can, wherever it's available. And who better to learn from, really?
She tries to Moraine's formality, not wanting to presume a closer relationship than they have. But a smile still crosses her face and a hint of excitement still finds its way into her voice - she's happy to see Moraine, after all, and hoping that Moraine will as proud of her as she is of herself for getting at least this far.]
People rarely notice servants, I've found. If anyone does question me, I'll tell them I was newly hired to clean. [It's a decent enough plan, she thinks. One that relies on subtle infiltration rather than brute force, which gives her an excuse for not knowing where she's going, and allows her to go places others might not be welcome; even the most secret of rooms must be cleaned every now and then, mustn't they?]
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She tries to Moraine's formality, not wanting to presume a closer relationship than they have. But a smile still crosses her face and a hint of excitement still finds its way into her voice - she's happy to see Moraine, after all, and hoping that Moraine will as proud of her as she is of herself for getting at least this far.]
People rarely notice servants, I've found. If anyone does question me, I'll tell them I was newly hired to clean. [It's a decent enough plan, she thinks. One that relies on subtle infiltration rather than brute force, which gives her an excuse for not knowing where she's going, and allows her to go places others might not be welcome; even the most secret of rooms must be cleaned every now and then, mustn't they?]