[ Valryn is not easy to read, but Mishal has been by his side long enough to know when things aren't right with him. A single nod is his response to the prince's orders before he follows him, as silently as he can manage, in the orchards. The vegetation provides cover for them, but it also provides cover for any potential attackers, and Mishal doesn't like it. He likes his opponents out in the open where he can see them, and he tenses noticeably beside Valryn, but says nothing. He trusts the drow to pick the right course of action. Moving unseen is much more his forte, so the genasi defers to his judgement. And he's careful, as well, to not set any of the trees on fire while they walk. ]
You're angry. [ It's stating the obvious, but it seems wise to to him to lay all the cards on the table where he can see them. Mishal's voice is low and harsh like the crackle of flames, but calm. Perhaps Valryn will choose to elaborate. Perhaps not. This is Mishal's way of inviting it should he wish. And if his prince turns his anger on him, he can handle that too. He has to come down from his rage one way or another. ]
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And he's careful, as well, to not set any of the trees on fire while they walk.]You're angry. [ It's stating the obvious, but it seems wise to to him to lay all the cards on the table where he can see them. Mishal's voice is low and harsh like the crackle of flames, but calm. Perhaps Valryn will choose to elaborate. Perhaps not. This is Mishal's way of inviting it should he wish. And if his prince turns his anger on him, he can handle that too. He has to come down from his rage one way or another. ]
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