<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=46299.msg2212228#msg2212228">Quote from: limondrop on 08-09-2009, 06:24:02</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Are all the servants basically untrained and unlearned?  The servant carriage has been untouched so far but I want to play Aimee for a bit hehe.  I see Aimee as what Lilian's perfect servant is (whose chara description I'm personally not sure of yet) but some of those male servants need some smacking around pfffttt~ I see Aimee as the perfect person to inflict Lilian's anger because of course, Lilian is much to high bred to actually do so in front of others.  <br/><br/>Are elves in books?  Would someone who is well bred and learned like the nobles know that she is an elf? <br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Sure, you can play Aimee as much as you'd like. Just remember that the servants are npc/bit characters, so I might steal them from you and write for their characters, but if you establish something for her (looks, and personality, etc.), I'll make sure to stay in line with your vision. Go for it. And if you want me to keep my hands off them completely, that can be arranged too. Just let me know. :P<br/><br/>And yes, elves have been talked about in books. They're just unusual. Think of an African in Great Britain, during Victorian times. They're definitely a foreigner, although most people have not seen or interacted with one before. However, Dementlieu is a mecca for trade and culture, so it is likely that several wealthy and high profile elves have been involved in Dementlieu's public scene.<br/><br/>Also, elves are a naturally elegant and beautiful race; Dementlieu society is focused on appearances. Of all the nonhumans, elves are probably the most well-received race.<br/><br/>So yup, Lilian would be able to recognize her as an elf if you want her to. Enjoy.