Other Worlds Than These

***Earniel*** · 08-07-2013, 08:45 AM

"I assume it never rains at inopportune moments in your country for you to eat under sky and trees all the time," Indigo said good-naturedly as he slathered some butter on the delicious bread mistress Rosian had provided them with.

"But the cover is mostly to keep the sand out of the bread, and the ants out of the butter! They have no sense of waiting their turn, those insects!"

"And I dare say you wouldn't find such tasty things as these growing on trees, even in Perelandra!" He added as he cut a few slices off the nut-and-honey cake and handed them to the twins for a taste.

Not far from their resting place the road meandered on in the sun and occasionally other travellers passed them by. Indigo felt quite content, this was how travelling should be! With good weather, interesting companions and full provision sacks! He wondered whether he could introduce the twins to the concept of afternoon naps after the meal.

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08-07-2013, 08:45 AM	#40
*Earniel* The Chocoholic Sea Elf Administrator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: N?n in Eilph (Belgium) Posts: 14,363	"I assume it never rains at inopportune moments in your country for you to eat under sky and trees all the time," Indigo said good-naturedly as he slathered some butter on the delicious bread mistress Rosian had provided them with. "But the cover is mostly to keep the sand out of the bread, and the ants out of the butter! They have no sense of waiting their turn, those insects!" "And I dare say you wouldn't find such tasty things as these growing on trees, even in Perelandra!" He added as he cut a few slices off the nut-and-honey cake and handed them to the twins for a taste. Not far from their resting place the road meandered on in the sun and occasionally other travellers passed them by. Indigo felt quite content, this was how travelling should be! With good weather, interesting companions and full provision sacks! He wondered whether he could introduce the twins to the concept of afternoon naps after the meal.