Tamar was happy with how things were going lately, very happy indeed. She had struck a deal with the young overloridian of Solas to build a power plant to supply energy to Dian, thus ending years and years of trade between Dian and Deilig. Now that Kole Roden had nothing to hold over her head, she could cut off his resources and revel in his indignation. Petty? Maybe. Immensely satisfying? Definitely.
Not only that, but despite her disastrous first impression, Amerie was turning out to be a pretty good ally. In fact, Tamar might even go so far as to call her a friend. She even started to looking forward to Amerie coming to her for advice, even if her questions were occasionally kind of naive.
Recently, Tamar had received word that the power plant was complete. She decided it would probably be a good time to stop by and see the finished product so that she could enjoy her newest success. She was meeting with Amerie there today.
"You know, I had my doubts when I first met you," Tamar said to Amerie, taking a look at the plant from the outside. "But you really did well, Amerie."
Not only that, but despite her disastrous first impression, Amerie was turning out to be a pretty good ally. In fact, Tamar might even go so far as to call her a friend. She even started to looking forward to Amerie coming to her for advice, even if her questions were occasionally kind of naive.
Recently, Tamar had received word that the power plant was complete. She decided it would probably be a good time to stop by and see the finished product so that she could enjoy her newest success. She was meeting with Amerie there today.
"You know, I had my doubts when I first met you," Tamar said to Amerie, taking a look at the plant from the outside. "But you really did well, Amerie."