Stone's Throw

[GamesMaster]

"Oh, painting, dance, poetry -- I'm a poet myself -- all kinds, really."

[Andreas Amell]

"Are there many creators? As opposed to performance artists," he explains. "Not to rank one above the other, merely that my own talents lie in creation and I am always interested in speaking with others."

[GamesMaster]

He blinks. "Didn't you hear me? I said I'm a poet, and there's painters, and I think a sculpter..."

[Andreas Amell]

"My apologies, I was not very clear, was I? I was hoping to learn more about those whose art lays in the same domain as myself, those who create physical objects," Aldreas explains with a seated bow. "Forgive me."

[GamesMaster]

"I see. Yes, I believe-- Tadpole, was Kai still doing clay sculpting? Or did they move back into those rose sculptures?"

"I believe a combination of the two -- vases of clay with roses trained to grow just so around them."

[Andreas Amell]

"Horticulture combined with pottery?" Dreas echoes with delight. "Oh that is inspired, my admiration to this Kai individual."

[GamesMaster]

Tadpole nods, grinning. "Yeah, Kai's the best. He's feeling under the weather today so he decided to stay home and rest."

[Andreas Amell]

"Nothing serious, I hope?" Andreas asks, a frown forming as he begins to ponder which temple he'd be able to get a discount at that won't inform his Grandfather he was there before he gets a chance to explain himself.

[GamesMaster]

"No, I doubt it. Just a touch of indigestion. Kai has food allergies, you see."

[Andreas Amell]

"Ah! I completely understand," Dreas says with a rueful chuckle. "I love the taste of tart apples, especially apple cider, but it, ah, well. I shall simply say it becomes a harrowing experience."

[GamesMaster]

Cameron nods. "It's some herb they're allergic to, but we don't know quite which one."

[Andreas Amell]

"Even more vexing, I'd imagine. At least with apples, I can most often detect them with a mere glance or sniff. Herbs can be much more subtle."

[GamesMaster]

Cameron nods again, making a small noise of agreement, then stops to clap for Heidi as she bows and exits the stage. 

[Andreas Amell]

Dreas looks around after she's out of sight, clapping along as well. "She was the last on the line-up, wasn't she?" That was a rather enjoyable show, all things considered. A very worthy use of time.

[GamesMaster]

"The best for last, of course," Cameron agrees.