corrinesbell | 146. Cube

146. Cube

It's been six years.

Maybe I should just stop counting after this. Is it worth it? All that stuff about seven years...

[Sheena remembers her last 'anniversary' with neutrality, but the fallout with a hard grimace and clenched fists.]

There'd better not be some stupid statue anywhere this time.

[locked to Albert Silverberg]

Hey. Up for a talk?

[[ooc: Six long years ago I joined this silly game. I can't wrap my head around this and I have lived it. You guys are amazing.]]

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Ginseng tea would be lovely if you have it.

[It is his favorite]

Of course we have it. [It's pretty basic compared to some of the other stuff people have come up with. Sheena disappears for a while into the kitchen; she returns with a teapot and two cups, setting them down and pouring the tea for both of them before she sits.]

[He inclines his head as she pours the tea]

Thank you kindly.

[He waits for a moment before delicately putting the cup to his lips and has a small sip]

Sure. [Sheena's a little less delicate, half-draining her cup with one sip. Most of the time she has tea all day, and for some reason doea not feel compelled to politeness in front of Iroh.]

[He gives her a smile, but doesn't comment on the quick drinking. To each their own]

[She's just excited!]

[He places his cup down a moment]

Pai Sho is more than a game, but to understand some of its intricacies you need to first approach it in its most basic form. As with any undertaking the first few steps will be relatively easy and straightforward, but I ask your patience, as the basics are undoubtedly the foundation upon which any true learning is built.

[He took a breath in and had another sip of tea]

Let us begin.

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Action-Should we wrap this up in the next few comments or so and handwave the pai sho lesson?

I'm cool with ending now though I wish I could learn to play pai sho for real

Yeah, it seems an interesting game