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Oskig gave a smile, the mule stepping in line with Moose. He was much shorter, but Oskig’s own height moderately made up for it. But yes, he did have to look up in order to see Vienna.
“Ah, Westluck is a wonderful town! Small, of course, but just as wondrous as Ravenspire! Even more so, if I do say so myself,” he replied gleefully. “Do you know they’re known for their pottery? Good Kahari, their vases and sculptures are breathtaking!”
He babbled on about the town and how amazing he found it. In truth, Oskig was like this about 95% of the time. He was always so wanderlust, with his head in the clouds. Sure, many thought he was simply just a wandering soul perhaps too focused on sabaism, on the cusp of being the extreme opposite of an acosmist. He spoke of nearly everything with such jubilance— such passion— just happy to share his opinion.
Oskig suddenly paused in his speech, a hand finding it’s way to ruffle the back of his neck. He looked aside sheepishly.
“My apologies, my love. I ramble quite often,” he breathed, flicking his eyes to the path ahead and taking up the reigns once more. “I just get excited. I have not been to Westluck in quite some time.”