Wine - Wine was something that Seti was quite a large fan of. Though, to be fair, that was likely because of the fact that the stuff that he had drank whilst in Heliohapt was actually half good. He was part of the high court of the Pharaoh, and that meant that he had the opportunity to get all the finest foods, wines and anything else that would please him. However, in Reim, it seemed that he would have nowhere near as many luxuries.
Tonight was one of those nights when he had pseudo-luxuries. With the money that he had gotten from helping that women who had her purse snatched, he was going to be able to buy some good drink to be able to take his mind off of things. Maybe even buy a girl? No, if slavery was abolished, prostitution would likely have been as well.
Maybe he could seduce a fellow tavern goer? No, that would be cruel - never charm someone's heart if you intend to leave in the morning. That was something that he had learned from his mother.. well, the only thing. Never let a child grow up without their parents. It was a form of misery too many understood.
His thoughts about company tonight was shattered by the drawling of an old man at the counter. He wasn't the first person like this that Seti had seen in his life - Plenty of washed up veterans wound up in places like this. It was a sad finale to a proud life, but that was the way it worked.
The man seemed to notice Seti's gaze, and grinned wickedly.
"Hey, lad! You wanna hear an old man's war stories?"
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Tonight was one of those nights when he had pseudo-luxuries. With the money that he had gotten from helping that women who had her purse snatched, he was going to be able to buy some good drink to be able to take his mind off of things. Maybe even buy a girl? No, if slavery was abolished, prostitution would likely have been as well.
Maybe he could seduce a fellow tavern goer? No, that would be cruel - never charm someone's heart if you intend to leave in the morning. That was something that he had learned from his mother.. well, the only thing. Never let a child grow up without their parents. It was a form of misery too many understood.
His thoughts about company tonight was shattered by the drawling of an old man at the counter. He wasn't the first person like this that Seti had seen in his life - Plenty of washed up veterans wound up in places like this. It was a sad finale to a proud life, but that was the way it worked.
The man seemed to notice Seti's gaze, and grinned wickedly.
"Hey, lad! You wanna hear an old man's war stories?"
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