<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/5YwaR0Q.jpg)  </div><strong>Florica</strong>(https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1423396)<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Rowan Riks, Lady Caithwaine, Will Stoutly<br/><strong>Status</strong>: normal<hr/><br/>Florica had thus far proven a rather reserved conversationalist on their journey. Yet, when she deigned to join any given conversation, she proved herself quite apt at speechcraft. And yet, there was always a distance about her. Any time conversation seemed to broach and matter of intimacy, even so innocent as questions of her home or where she learned her magics, she would deflect with some abrupt change of topic, or simply cease speaking entirely. She would afore long prove herself to have little patience for Rowan's barrage of questions whenever they veered into her personal life, although she would be far more willing to entertain even her more banal queries so long as it was about any other topic. Even wine would pry little more from her save flirtation, especially if it served also to distract Rowan from her questions.<br/><br/>When they finally arrived at the town, Florica perhaps would prove the least dounted by the smell of fish, or the sound of the ocean. In fact, if anything, perhaps a brief glimpse of nostalgia could be seen on her face. Just as soon, though, it would disappear, replaced by Florica's usual stoic expression, giving nothing else away of what may be at work behind that distant visage. She offered little hint as they progressed into the town, and soon enough the party's attention seemed to be taken by the well-bathed corporal.<br/><br/>As Rowan seemed to quickly melt into a puddle of blushing nerves, Florica rolled her eyes slightly, stepping forward as she offered a slight bow in greetings, before speaking up, her voice carrying a distinct Rhennee accent, "As my... charming... acquaintance introduced, I am Florica. We've heard tell that your town wants for assistance in a matter of some mystery. We would be honored to offer said assistance. Provided proper recompense, of course."