Larry
"Yes yes, very good. Now let that horse rest, or he'll break the fence on the way out."
*She returned with a dismissive wave, knowing that the jester would try the same stunt on the way out. The samurai made her way to the pantry, producing a few light ingredients and beginning to prepare something. She'd point with a utensil to her dining table - a quaint thing, round with three simple chairs around it - and bark for him to sit.*
"You eat venison? I dunno if you Silvans are still vegetarians."
Randy
"Alright, alright."*He'd say, letting her have her way with it as he'd eventually bring his horse to a stop and would dismount off of it.*"Is it alright if I leave him tied up to the fence here for now?"*Terrel would ask her more casually, his long since playfulness now vanishing in him having his fun. He'd follow after her, coming to stand just at the door.*"Still? I've yet to meet another one who was."*He'd say to partially answer her question.*
Larry
"Fine by me, I'll get him something substantial to eat in a bit."
*She'd hum back tonelessly, finishing up her preparations and beginning to cook the meal - something simple: Seared venison and mixed vegetables. The blade she handled turned between her finger deftly, suddenly striking the hob and igniting the element. The woody smell of the venison wafted through the room, relaxing her immensely.*
"I'd met a whole bunch o' them, a few decades back. Though I think they'd been hanging with the Gildans and just brought back their cuisine to Ulnoor."
Randy
*With her permission, he'd lead Carl back over by the fence, tying his lead up to it before he'd make his way back over to the entrance and would quietly step inside. With meat filling the air, he'd give a shake of his head.*"Maybe I should be traveling with them then, though that would mean I'd have to head all the way back over to Ulnoor."*He'd say, standing idly in the doorway.*"Not many people I meet that can appreciate a stew of purely vegetables or a meal for that matter. Save the venison for yourself, I've never favored meat."