“They’re not? Shit, sorry, that’s what I get for making assumptions.” Miriam’s smile turns sheepish, a hand moving to rub at the back of her freckled neck. “Pointy ears are more of a surgical thing where I’m from.” Seafarers? She spends a moment trying to remember if she’s ever set foot on a boat. Maybe a canoe, but that doesn’t feel the same.
Elf. Miriam shakes her head. “I mean, I’ve heard of them. LARPing and high fantasy and Christmas and the like. Elves is kind of a broad range of topics.” Her expression is getting back to its previous level of contentment, Miriam stifles a chuckle. “That sounds weird, but it’s true, really.”
Oh, god. She’s one of those. Miriam nods mutely, unsure if she should say anything. For the moment at least, she decides not to, and clasps her hands in front of her.
“Oh, that’s lovely. Really, you’re a monk, then? I can’t say I’ve ever met a monk before.”
“Real as you and me. No offense are made though so no worries okay! Though you have piqued my interest...“
For you, body modifications are more like those with magical prowess supplementing their skills with bits and parts from other creatures. A dragon’s scale or a troll’s horn. Augmenting their looks with those abilities or....They’re cultist. Remember those yuan-ti worshippers? I do, boy did you guys have a tough time getting out of that with that minimal amount of collateral.
Whoo, anyhow you laugh at the word LARP it wasn’t the first time you heard it and it is not gonna be the last.
“I don’t know what a Christmas is I’m glad to know you’re knowledgeable of my brethren. Though in quite an odd way but its something. You know what they say bite into the side that didn’t touch the ground.”
You laugh, a big bellyful kind full of sincerity. You think you’re so wise and funny. Guess what you’re not. Now pay attention she’s talking.
“Well I’m glad to be your first monk then. Liu Canglong, my friends call me Redbean. Monk of YunFeilong. Nice to meetcha!”