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==Description==
''ask ktrini about ktzini'':<br>
Ktrini is an elderly S'Kra Mur woman with sparkling slitted green eyes surrounded by fading golden scales. Her shoulders are bowed in a permanent stoop from years of foraging for her herbs, her hands gnarled and swollen with age. She wears an enveloping black robe and a shallow cone-shaped woven grass hat.
Ktrini shakes her head, giving her sister Ktzini a sideling glance. "Never married, poor thing, and jealous because I did." Her sister snorts at her, saying "Aye, you never knew when to stop marrying. You'd think you'd have learned after burying the fourth husband." The old ladies glare at each other for a moment, then ostentatiously return to their work.

==Interactions==
''ask ktrini about ktzini'':
: Ktrini shakes her head, giving her sister Ktzini a sideling glance. "Never married, poor thing, and jealous because I did." Her sister snorts at her, saying "Aye, you never knew when to stop marrying. You'd think you'd have learned after burying the fourth husband." The old ladies glare at each other for a moment, then ostentatiously return to their work.

Latest revision as of 02:09, 6 March 2015

Ktrini
Status: Alive
Race: S'Kra Mur
Gender: Female
Location: Sisters In Lore (Ranik Map 90)
Type: shopowner
Relatives: Ktzini

Description

Ktrini is an elderly S'Kra Mur woman with sparkling slitted green eyes surrounded by fading golden scales. Her shoulders are bowed in a permanent stoop from years of foraging for her herbs, her hands gnarled and swollen with age. She wears an enveloping black robe and a shallow cone-shaped woven grass hat.

Interactions

ask ktrini about ktzini:

Ktrini shakes her head, giving her sister Ktzini a sideling glance. "Never married, poor thing, and jealous because I did." Her sister snorts at her, saying "Aye, you never knew when to stop marrying. You'd think you'd have learned after burying the fourth husband." The old ladies glare at each other for a moment, then ostentatiously return to their work.