[ His eyes are on G'raha, curious when he talks about his tomes. It's not surprising, given that G'raha's line of work and all, but something about Aki's demeanor relaxes a little more, matching the more casual tone of the conversation. ]
Sounds like you were born to be a scholar. [ He'll pay attention to the rod if something bites. ] The person I trained under is also an avid reader. She's only interested in certain topics, though, and would rather be efficient in her studies than bother reading up on things she doesn't find interesting.
[ Idly, he wonders if Makima's ever studied there - if she's even from there. There's so much about her that he doesn't know. It unnerves him but it also makes him want to know more, and if she were to pursue her interests without limit, maybe...just maybe she'd be that much more powerful.
Not that he's in any place to tell her that. She mentored him, after all. ]
You do strike me as someone who has no limit in your pursuit of knowledge. [ Which he finds respectable. ] Are you the type who wants to learn about anything and everything?
If presented the opportunity... certainly. Though my thirst for knowledge isn't quite so voracious, unlike that of a number of my other comrades.
[ Y'Shtola, for one. There would likely be few lines she wouldn't cross in the pursuit of something she wanted or found particularly tantalizing. Her lack of fear for the consequences of it—which she would undoubtedly take responsibility for—it both impressive and terrifying.
G'raha, on the other hand, isn't like that. ]
I have a particular area of knowledge that I prefer to keep to, namely ancient arcane magicks.
no subject
Sounds like you were born to be a scholar. [ He'll pay attention to the rod if something bites. ] The person I trained under is also an avid reader. She's only interested in certain topics, though, and would rather be efficient in her studies than bother reading up on things she doesn't find interesting.
no subject
[ He smiles at Aki, chancing a glance over at him while his line doesn't move. ]
'Tis one of the reasons I am glad to call myself a citizen of Sharlayan—many are allowed to pursue their interests without limit.
no subject
Not that he's in any place to tell her that. She mentored him, after all. ]
You do strike me as someone who has no limit in your pursuit of knowledge. [ Which he finds respectable. ] Are you the type who wants to learn about anything and everything?
no subject
[ Y'Shtola, for one. There would likely be few lines she wouldn't cross in the pursuit of something she wanted or found particularly tantalizing. Her lack of fear for the consequences of it—which she would undoubtedly take responsibility for—it both impressive and terrifying.
G'raha, on the other hand, isn't like that. ]
I have a particular area of knowledge that I prefer to keep to, namely ancient arcane magicks.