<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=56491.msg2612405#msg2612405">Quote from: TheGlyphstone on 06-01-2010, 14:20:58</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">"I'm most sorry then for having disrupted your schedule, though I hope the change of plans proved to be worth it." The reference to their earlier liason is made with a grin as he bends to look at the tablet in her lap, as interested by the metal slab as by what lay under it. He didn't have the same easy comfort with his own nudity as she did hers - he hadn't even removed his shirt during the cafeteria sex, and his skullcap never came off in anyone else's presence. Adapting to those around him, though, had been how he managed to survive alone, and he certainly had no problems with her being naked even if she hadn't been.<br/><br/>"That's Orkoid writing, if I'm not mistaken? I'm afraid my xenology studies were mostly directed on how other races managed to navigate the Immaterium without Navigators of their own, but I highly doubt that it could be anything else. I wasn't aware Orks had the manual dexterity to write like that."<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Your quick assessment brings a wide smile to Cin, expressed,  clearly impressing her.<em>"Yes, they have a rudimentary working language.   More in way of picture glyphs that are standardized.   From what I know this piece is from one of their war wagons.    Which is called a 'kart'.     Now this  kart was part of some kind of speed cult.   See this word that is what it means, 'wazza'.    Now the two words here tell us a bit more on the life of this particular vehicles life.   'Panzee' is their word for the eldar,  while 'snik' is word for kill.    So they considered this vehicle which I assume was part of some cult of speed to beena eldar killer." </em><br/><br/>The mention of sex had indeed brought the grin and also a slight blush.    However, she did not repudiate it.    But how she took to her words and languages it is as if another side of Cin is shown.    As she opens up in a way you have never seen.  As she becomes enmeshed in explaining the metal slab and scratchings on it.