Fareed Nashala Asim
Starry Night ball
Location: Grand Ballroom
Mead was not something he would call his preferred drink, in fact he did not really have one. A man in his position rarely got time to get into such cups and he found no enjoyment in the taste or effects of most liquors. This particular concoction was not a terrible one, not very obvious with its alcohol but with a smoky, honeyed taste that overpowers it. It's clear how one could easily have it and be tipsy for its potency was well hidden, making it almost feel like a juice until one starts stumbling.
“Thank you. Shall I help wit’ brreakfast, tomorrah? I’ve got a nice pile of breads from t’ last week, they’ll make fine eggy toast.”
”An offer like that? Why would I be having breakfast with you lest I happened to…wake up in the area?” Fareed doesn’t scoff, but does release a sound of amusement. Brushing off the offer mostly as something unintended.
“I say tha’ about my warrdrrobe, though someone did take me tae t’ local tailor nae sae long ago. Nae ferr this, obviously.
“Arre warrior women well in t’ ken of Alidasht tailors? Or perhaps yerr familiar of one with the rreyt skill.”
”There is a fair few, yes. But our tailors are much more used to strange and unorthodox methods of craft then most would expect. Mostly due to mine family, but several others of the region have a tendency to ask for both practical and impossible articles to be made.” He takes another sip of his drink. ”But it is good that you have seen your own tailor, whatever their skill may be. This current state of dress is atrocious to anyone with a discerning eye, mistakes covered in flamboyance. A mark of a charlatan seamstress.”