Yeah. Rugged yet light, good for moving around in. In some ways, they'll probably remind you of the stuff your people wear in warmer climates. I've got a trunk of stuff on the ship you can pick through and they'll tailor them at Vestiture on my coin if you need something fitted.
As entertaining as it would be for me to see you in wench clothing, you don't have to worry about anything skimpy or revealing. That's not a bartender's uniform.
Apparently it's some werewolf custom of Ren's people to give olive bushes when apologizing or something. And she got a magic one from the fae because she wanted it to be extra special.
You're an old soul, Lexa. You've been through and done more in your life than Ren probably will do by the time her stupidity gets her killed back home. But at least sometimes the things she does is fucking hilarious.
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[The eyepatch she can pretend is fine. for about twenty minutes. Shh.] ...do pirates wear different clothes.
[She literally only looks at you, Beau, when she bothers to go there.]
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As entertaining as it would be for me to see you in wench clothing, you don't have to worry about anything skimpy or revealing. That's not a bartender's uniform.
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[She teases.] I will have a look, both through my closet and your trunk if I don't find anything suitable.
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Thanks again, Lexa.
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You're always welcome.
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You'll have to settle for just thinking about it. What a shame.
I guess I'll see you then, or before if I need clothing help.
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Once I worked out why you were saying it at all, I mean. You have never been insincere in your desire to make me come undone.
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Oh! There's a magic olive bush on the ship. I have no idea what it does, just that it's magic. So, that's why there's an olive bush on the ship.
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Why.
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...fuck if I know why.
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Sweet Bekka fucking save her. That wolf. ]
I think she took a phrase too literally. To extend an olive branch is an old phrase for making peace with someone.
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At least she can cook.
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I do find myself feeling old around her quite a lot despite that she is the same age as... [Clarke] others.
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She's just. I just. [Lexa shrugs, and the fabric of her coat can be heard moving but it can't be seen, of course.]
I won't be late for work.
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