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Hello evereaone. My name is Cora and I am seventean 17. Inglish is a lot more diffikalty than Chyneas. I am lurning it so bea paytient give mea tyme to mastur thea layngwuj. Numburs are easea at furst.
Thaync yu much. Avitar Cora.
Thaync yu much. Avitar Cora.
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You do not have space ships in your time, I assume?
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Are there aliens with like, five arms out there?
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No, no. All human -- we just...moved, I suppose.
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Earth is just a black rock now, floating in space.
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[Her tone is a little dry and strained. Too much, and she coughs to clear it up.]
So what about getting food and supplies? I mean is there even money anymore, or is it just bartering and trades?
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There is both. Where there is humanity there will always be some sort of currency, it seems. The Core planets tend to be wealthier and the government much stricter. When you go further out into the system, the planets tend to govern themselves.
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Wow, still the same out in space? In my world Republic City is pretty much the center of society and there’s more money there with a pretty tight government too. Further you go up/down to either of the Water Tribes, they have their own systems.
What did you do before you came to Tu Vishan?
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I did a lot of traveling. I rented a shuttle on a cargo space craft; where they went, I did as well. I wanted to see the universe, that seemed like the best way to go about it.
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With friends along though, it must have been fun. You did rent from friends, right?
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I was with friends, yes. The crew of the ship actually became a bit more like family.
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Actually, it was mostly protein. [ She smiles dryly. ] Not very appetizing, but it did the job.
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So what do you do now that you're on Tu Vishan? [Traveling here was limited to pretty much the city, palace, and the head of the turtle itself.]
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That would be wonderful, actually. I'd love to taste it. [ because she's finding that all of the foreigners have so many different things to offer in both culture and cuisine. It's a fantastically beautiful melting pot. ]
You mean besides sampling the culinary delights? [ When, you know. Rations aren't making things so tight. ]
I partake in many activities; I try and experience all that I can, while here. Did you know there is a tiny little tea shop in the fire sector that serves a wonderful herbal blend unlike anything you've ever tasted?
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[An actual tea shop sounded rather appealing to Korra since most of the ones in the Metal Sector tasted artificial.] Really? I didn’t think there were any, but I’ve only been to the Fire Sector twice and it was just to visit friends. Everything’s kind of expensive there, isn’t it?
[Was she sounding like a cheap skate? Because really she’s just not too used to having spending cash.] Either way, I’d like to visit. I mean do have money. [Doing her best to not sound like the broke Avatar she’s always been.] Finnick wasn’t kidding about paying me for fishing, it’s just kinda new. Having juulan.
[There was a pause and Korra’s voice has that of comprehension in it.] Oh, so you work at the tea shop.
[That’s why she brought it up, right? Of course. Tutoring was obviously a side job.] I’d be happy to learn there!
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[ Korra you go a million miles a minute, you really remind Inara of Kaylee in a way. ]
I did work at one, yes. [ But, you know. Not anymore. ] And it's not as expensive as one might think; if you like, I'll take you there sometime. My treat.
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I’ll bring my notes if you want to go over them. [First things she’s written in English. They’re almost legible.] Um, do I have to wear anything nice?
[Places in the Fire Sector seemed too upper class for her usual clothes.]
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That would be perfect. And no...wear whatever you see fit.
[ They are, but she'll have Inara with her. She gets on well enough with the kedan. ]
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Perfect. I tend to be more available in the afternoon, if that's alright with you?
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That sounds wonderful. I look forward to it.
((ooc: did you want to log or handwave? I'm good with either!))
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((ooc: we can wait on a log til after? Might be easier :3 ))
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