BlondeAmbition4RP
Primadonna Girl
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Iona was pleased when Marcus agreed with her that she should try and learn his language, and even suggested that she learn how to read and write it as well. He may not have realized it, but in doing so he helped to earn even more of her trust. If he'd wanted to, it would have been much easier to keep her in the dark about certain plans and things if she could not understand what the Romans were saying to one another, or if messages and decrees were being sent out that she was unable to read. By suggesting that she learn both he was showing her that he truly did mean for there to be no deception between them.
Finally, a smile began to show on her face as an excited gleam sparked in her azure hued eyes.
"We do not have a written language of our own," she explained to him, "We have other ways that we have passed down our histories and stories over the generations, and I myself have sent spoken messages in code before when I did not want the messenger to know the meaning of the message they were delivering, but I agree that a written language would be very helpful as you said and would very much like to learn."
Finally, a smile began to show on her face as an excited gleam sparked in her azure hued eyes.
"We do not have a written language of our own," she explained to him, "We have other ways that we have passed down our histories and stories over the generations, and I myself have sent spoken messages in code before when I did not want the messenger to know the meaning of the message they were delivering, but I agree that a written language would be very helpful as you said and would very much like to learn."