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Jul. 19th, 2006 09:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Shelley stares hard at the floor after Mesaana walks away, ignoring the proximity of other guests and the way they look at her, hopeful or fearful or condescending. How dare that women even speak to her after- but the Forsaken all have that supreme arrogance, Ishamael more than any. Her expression tightens bitterly. After this, she is never taking any wager from him ever again.
She turns to pick up her wine for lack of anything else to do, and catches a woman's eye, who curtsies, and makes her way closer.
"My lady," she greets.
Shelley stares back warily before nodding politely. How is she supposed to address this woman? Saying 'my lady' back would sound silly, but she doesn't know who this is.
"Your dress looks wonderful, if I may say so," the older woman continues, apparently unconcerned by her silence. "I am Mohra Terail. Might I know your name?"
Shelley pauses. Well... why not?
"Thank you, Lady Mohra. I am Selae Arata Pilaera," she lies smoothly, and with no small amount of satisfaction.
The woman smiles widely at this evident acceptance of her company, and moves closer.
She turns to pick up her wine for lack of anything else to do, and catches a woman's eye, who curtsies, and makes her way closer.
"My lady," she greets.
Shelley stares back warily before nodding politely. How is she supposed to address this woman? Saying 'my lady' back would sound silly, but she doesn't know who this is.
"Your dress looks wonderful, if I may say so," the older woman continues, apparently unconcerned by her silence. "I am Mohra Terail. Might I know your name?"
Shelley pauses. Well... why not?
"Thank you, Lady Mohra. I am Selae Arata Pilaera," she lies smoothly, and with no small amount of satisfaction.
The woman smiles widely at this evident acceptance of her company, and moves closer.