[Stacia makes two mental notes: that Beatrice thinks it's funny, and that Beatrice thinks she shouldn't think it's funny -- or, she doesn't want people to know that she thinks it's funny. Further investigation is necessary before any conclusions can be reached.]
No, no ribbon or card. It was her blood, I think he was just trying to indicate how very little he wanted to have our attention. "Look, see, I haven't consumed it, I'm bringing it all back, let's please not make this a thing" kind of move.
He did make it out alive, and with all his limbs intact and no new holes for good measure. Between the problems we were focusing on and his strong indications that he was doing everything he could to not be a problem, the people in charge decided to let him walk unharassed. At least, that's my assumption, I wasn't exactly privy to the conversation.
[She'd been up a tree at the time, because surrounding herself with sticks seemed like an excellent idea when faced with her first vampire.
She snorts in amused agreement at people skipping over the rules that they find most inconvenient. Though it's interesting to know that there's a vampire near-religion and that it discourages drinking from shifters.]
I would have thought that the practical reason of "if you drink from a moon-beast, all of its friends will get pissed off and come for your ass" would have been discouragement enough!
[The guess at her age that is clearly a wild stab in the dark is funny, but only because if Stacia thinks too much about it, it might make her sad that Beatrice is so out of touch with the humanity that she used to be part of that the only thing she can make is wild stabs.]
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No, no ribbon or card. It was her blood, I think he was just trying to indicate how very little he wanted to have our attention. "Look, see, I haven't consumed it, I'm bringing it all back, let's please not make this a thing" kind of move.
He did make it out alive, and with all his limbs intact and no new holes for good measure. Between the problems we were focusing on and his strong indications that he was doing everything he could to not be a problem, the people in charge decided to let him walk unharassed. At least, that's my assumption, I wasn't exactly privy to the conversation.
[She'd been up a tree at the time, because surrounding herself with sticks seemed like an excellent idea when faced with her first vampire.
She snorts in amused agreement at people skipping over the rules that they find most inconvenient. Though it's interesting to know that there's a vampire near-religion and that it discourages drinking from shifters.]
I would have thought that the practical reason of "if you drink from a moon-beast, all of its friends will get pissed off and come for your ass" would have been discouragement enough!
[The guess at her age that is clearly a wild stab in the dark is funny, but only because if Stacia thinks too much about it, it might make her sad that Beatrice is so out of touch with the humanity that she used to be part of that the only thing she can make is wild stabs.]
Well, you're not wrong. I am older than fifteen!