<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/e/e8/GreenAjah.jpg)</div><strong>Character name:</strong><strong>Moira Niall</strong>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=234819.msg11564337#msg11564337)<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Sister, Green Ajah<br/><strong>Bondmate:</strong>Kalain Baneron<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Kalain Baneron<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Saven 5th | 990NE | Evening<br/><strong>Place:</strong>Faire around Tar Valon<br/><strong>Warning:</strong><br/><hr/><br/>His comments made her chuckle and shake her head gently, "I don't need you lie for either of of us Kal, in fact I'd rather you didn't. Besides, a skillfully wielded truth has, often, gotten me much further than any lie every could. Of course when not in Tar Valon I tend to travel North to the Borders and most of the Borderlanders prefer truth to a lie, even when they don't like what I say. I'm told it's different in the South where they become more concerned with Daes Daemar, the Game of Houses, because they don't have to worry about their safety on a daily basis," she said with a small shrug of her shoulders. She avoided going any further South than Tar Valon when she could.<br/><br/>And then he did something she didn't expect at all...he chuckled. It wasn't as good as a full blown laugh, but it was a start and the sound made her smile up at him. It was a good sound, one he should make more but she hadn't missed the sadness that had ghosted through his eyes either and she suspected she had said, or done, something that reminded him of Elaine. The thought made a slight shadow flash through her own eyes but she shook it away gently. Tonight was not a night to let her mourning sink back in. She would forever miss her friend but Elaine wouldn't have wanted her to mourn forever, she would have wanted her to move on with her life and enjoy as much of it as she could for the both of them.<br/><br/>Flashing him a small, almost coy smile, she gave a small nod of her head, "Just this once I'll admit that you're not bad company when you want to be pleasant. Though I think you're far too skilled at being a pain in the ass for it not to bad been deliberate at some point. You've practiced it until it's instinctive and almost an artform," she teased.<br/><br/>Oh she knew what the Yellows said. He was her Warder after all and they felt it their duty to keep her up to date on his health, physical and emotional, but she didn't put a lot of stock in their interviews. She knew Kal enough at this point to know he wouldn't open up to the other Sisters.<br/><br/>The look he gave her when he said they made a good team left doubt that he meant they were well matched in bed. It was blatant and most women would have blushed under such scrutiny but not Moira, Moira simply met his gaze with her own and laughed once more when he called her odd. He probably wasn't entirely wrong. Oh she could put on the same stoic face that so many Aes Sedai wore and play the mysterious and unknowable Aes Sedai when she needed, but she found that most of the people she dealt with far preferred when she was open and honest with them not just in her words but in her behaviour as well. It was that ability to be open and curious that had lured the Ladies she knew in Saladea, with much giggling and smirking between them, to teach her the dance that Kal recognized the step from earlier. It was something few outside the borders of Saladea knew and the Ladies had thought it a<em>wonderous</em>joke to teach an Aes Sedai!<br/><br/>"I probably am," she admitted, grinned as he took her actions to heart and pulled her in close. So close in fact that she could feel the brush of his thighs against her own and she heard more than one scandalized gasp around them as they began to move with the music. Grinning up at him she was content to let him lead through this dance since he, clearly, knew the steps of this one. She didn't always have to be the one in charge after all...just most of the time.