Oh No.

How about a "Goodbye" lap dance to cheer Elim up?

Something about the walker being made of wood and the shape of that chair reminds me of cartoons where they use something more "modern" but have to downgrade it to match the primitive theme.

suddenly the surgeon's ill-timed condolences start to make sense...

He could, but it would be in a wheelchair and it's kinda hard to swing a mace like that

"Drive me closer! I want to hit them with my mace!"

Given kas has been attacked once already, doubt they'd leave them without some form of security since elim can't be their body guard. Depends on whether it's a yinglet patrol or ivenmoth personnel (personal vote is isher).

ladyarachne said:
Given kas has been attacked once already, doubt they'd leave them without some form of security since elim can't be their body guard. Depends on whether it's a yinglet patrol or ivenmoth personnel (personal vote is isher).

If the goal is to get in with the locals, bringing in "outside" help probably won't... well, help. It suggests that Kass is bringing in humans because of a lack of trust in the enclave.

I imagine all Kass would need to do is bring either Yannit or Isher along while Elim convalesces. In fact, I'd lean more towards Yannit both to give her more experience with the peoples around and outside Val Salia and a purpose behind her wearing the uniform. A totally nonhuman, non-yinglet member of the guard would emphasize Viracroix's commitment to enhanced ties with the enclave. Plus, she'd probably be harder to stab.

clawstripe said:
I imagine all Kass would need to do is bring either Yannit or Isher along while Elim convalesces. In fact, I'd lean more towards Yannit both to give her more experience with the peoples around and outside Val Salia and a purpose behind her wearing the uniform. A totally nonhuman, non-yinglet member of the guard would emphasize Viracroix's commitment to enhanced ties with the enclave. Plus, she'd probably be harder to stab.

The only problem I find with this is that they are wanting Kass to integrate with their society. So possibly they will have a Yinglet guard them or to perhaps keep them amongst the other females.

endor-7th said:
The only problem I find with this is that they are wanting Kass to integrate with their society. So possibly they will have a Yinglet guard them or to perhaps keep them amongst the other females.

There is also the problem that I don't think Isher will physically fit into the enclave, and Yannit will probably end up spooking all the yinglets (at least going by Lopin's reaction to her)

zuthal said:
There is also the problem that I don't think Isher will physically fit into the enclave, and Yannit will probably end up spooking all the yinglets (at least going by Lopin's reaction to her)

Probably also couldn't bring Lopin due to him being an exile. Sure he is under their stewardship(?), though to bring him along might garner issues with the traditionalists.