[At least Kaveh doesn't know about Gamelia (yet), so that little cutoff only gets a politely questioning tilt of his head--but Kaveh is courteous enough to let it go when Gale breezes past it, because he is not Alhaitham (derogatory) or Cyno (affectionate) and thus has a modicum of social grace.]
Well, it's very nice to meet you properly. Is your room on this floor, then?
Indeed! It was admittedly a bit jarring at first, but I found myself quite intrigued by the ambiance. Our spectral neighbors here are quite congenial, as well, though I might not have taken a room here had I known about them ahead of time.
[He should have guessed, though. The place looks haunted.]
I've found all sorts of books here that don't appear in the hotel's library proper, which I find especially interesting.
I do— or something like them, at least. They're far more personable than any ghosts I've ever met.
[This floor hardly feels haunted at all!]
Occasionally startling, perhaps, but friendly enough. Glad to see they haven't lost their love of reading after death, although given the nature of this place, it's hard to say if they were ever truly alive or have simply always been this way.
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Well, it's very nice to meet you properly. Is your room on this floor, then?
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Indeed! It was admittedly a bit jarring at first, but I found myself quite intrigued by the ambiance. Our spectral neighbors here are quite congenial, as well, though I might not have taken a room here had I known about them ahead of time.
[He should have guessed, though. The place looks haunted.]
I've found all sorts of books here that don't appear in the hotel's library proper, which I find especially interesting.
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The book situation interests him too, and he means to ask, he really does, but--]
Spectral neighbors... do you mean ghosts? [???]
god december has just been unreal, I'm so sorry, time means nothing right now
[This floor hardly feels haunted at all!]
Occasionally startling, perhaps, but friendly enough. Glad to see they haven't lost their love of reading after death, although given the nature of this place, it's hard to say if they were ever truly alive or have simply always been this way.