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Xitegen Terland
- Xitegen
These are aliases for "Xitegen Terland".
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| Chapter | Text |
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| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | “I am Lord Xitegen Terland, and I have been demanding service for the last six minutes.” |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | “Lord Xitegen, the inn’s staff are Goblin and Antinium. If you have an issue with their service—” |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | Lord Xitegen was lucky that Erin was busy talking to Normen. Or perhaps, the inn was lucky. Because a [Lord] could cause trouble. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | Nevertheless, Ishkr was wavering between the personal vengeance of a [Server] and being cautious with this man. So, he moderated his tone and pointed to the kitchen. It did not escape his notice that a few nobles willing to get their sweets even if it meant dealing with Silverboots—they would rather take him over Peggy—had stopped talking when Lord Xitegen mentioned the staff. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | “I feel I should mention something first, Lord Xitegen. All the sweets you see here are prepared by our [Chef].” |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | Not strictly true, but Calescent did most of it. Xitegen’s face was blank. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | Then he slowly, slowly craned his head around Ishkr, and the open kitchen revealed a humming Hobgoblin breaking eggs one-handed into a bowl where he was making more cake batter. Xitegen’s face turned waxy. Then pale. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | Several of the nobility tucking into their desserts looked over with frank horror. Ishkr kept his polite smile there as Peggy cackled. But Xitegen’s reply was calm. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | Lord Xitegen ignored her completely. He had, Ishkr noted, no bow at his side despite the bracer. He turned and, with a heavy sigh, strode for the door. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | He strode out of the inn so fast that he seemed to suck several of the nobility with him. Ishkr was left there, with a keen desire to tell Liska to port Xitegen straight into Pallass. However—he was worried. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | That was the kind of guest that Larra had been carrying in her inn from First Landing. They had barely stepped foot inside The Wandering Inn, probably because they were like Xitegen. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | Now, Xitegen was paying attention. And something told Ishkr that the [Lord] of one of the Five Families was more than hot air. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | However, Ishkr had made one mistake. He was just exhaling and looking around for Lyonette to apprise her of the problem. He had assumed Xitegen was done. Ominous threat, leave. Ishkr really should have gone after him. Not to stop him, but to make sure the man exited the inn without trouble. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | In this case—Xitegen’s voice was a roar. |
| 9.41 (Pt. 1) | This time—Erin Solstice heard it. She looked up from the table, rose to her feet—then rolled herself to the door. Ishkr ran. If Erin Solstice clonked Lord Xitegen with a pan or stabbed the man— |
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