There truly is. [ i googled for a random garish outfit so here you go it's any one of these. zhongli doesn't seem to think highly of this getup, and instead gently nudges the hanger along. ]
I don't know about you, miss, but I can't say I'm too familiar with some of these clothes, foods, or technology that we've encountered since arriving.
[ help those are terrifying ] They are certainly... interesting.
[ glancing at him to make sure he doesn't seem to like them. please have normal tastes ]
Most of the clothes, foods, and technology are different from what I'm used to as well. It's nothing like what I've heard from stories either. [ we're no longer in fantasy china, peepaw ]
[ i think the guy in blue is a groom and those are his groomsmen i hate it. christmas themed wedding. ] Very much so.
[ he does not like them. get it away from him. ]
Mm. A few people seem familiar with some aspects - [ a nod to indicate the clothes, halo bobbing with the motion. ] - but overall, it's different from the tales I'm aware of as well. Much to learn and adapt to.
[ the one in red is the one i hate the most i think. his shoes are coordinated. ]
Hmm... let us see. [ he moves away from this particular rack, heading to another, eyes scanning. there's a little perk as he seems to find at least something, and he retrieves... a qipao! ] This is quite common for the ladies of Liyue Harbor these days.
she's going to look over what he's picked out. while there's a touch of something familiar, it's missing the layers and length of her time. ]
It is pretty. [ she's going to poke around before pulling out a hanfu to show him ] This is close to what ladies would wear. [ there's also what she is wearing presently, but it's her lady-in-waiting uniform so not what is the trend ]
[ do you think they match the tie or the suit... ]
Oh, a hanfu. Some people of Liyue still wear them, although they are considered more traditional or old-fashioned by many. Unfortunate - you can see some quite beautiful and elegant designs with them. [ he'll put the qipao back carefully. ] You and I may come from similar worlds, albeit not the same.
[ oh horrifying thank you for making my gift worse pan. ]
Mm, yes, Mister Jiaoqiu comes to mind. [ but then she brings up such a horrifying prospect, and he can't help the deep frown in response. ] Oh. That was not something I'd thought of, before, but it might be a wise idea.
Let me help you carry what you choose from the wardrobe, just in case.
I don't really need that much. [ oh! ] It would be helpful if we locate something we could use as bandages. [ just incase any of the destruction escalates ]
A wise thought. A firm, yet flexible, and absorbant material... as well as another more breathable variety for the wounds that might need protection but should be allowed to breathe.
Cottons and linens, respectively, I would think. Perhaps there are robes and shawls we may use. Are you a doctor, young miss?
Ah, an apothecary... respectable trade, and one I feel we'll be needing. But if you would like assistance in rebandaging your arm, I'd be glad to be your assistant. At the very least, I am familiar with emergency field dressing, so helping you strip fabric for bandages will be quite easy.
[ he'll help her look! and if she wants to pass things off to him, he'll help her carry them as they hunt down the right fabrics. ]
[ keeping secrets and promises - so long as it doesn't harm anyone, what would it matter to press when it's hers to keep? should she feel more at ease, then... she will tell him. ]
Belts, perhaps? For tourniquets. I should hope that we will have no need for such a thing, but I can't help but be worried for our lot when some of them are more volatile in personality.
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I don't know about you, miss, but I can't say I'm too familiar with some of these clothes, foods, or technology that we've encountered since arriving.
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[ glancing at him to make sure he doesn't seem to like them. please have normal tastes ]
Most of the clothes, foods, and technology are different from what I'm used to as well. It's nothing like what I've heard from stories either. [ we're no longer in fantasy china, peepaw ]
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[ he does not like them. get it away from him. ]
Mm. A few people seem familiar with some aspects - [ a nod to indicate the clothes, halo bobbing with the motion. ] - but overall, it's different from the tales I'm aware of as well. Much to learn and adapt to.
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she seems relieved he's normal about clothing though. ]
Is there anything here that looks like it could belong to where you're from? [ she curious how different it is from what she's used to ]
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Hmm... let us see. [ he moves away from this particular rack, heading to another, eyes scanning. there's a little perk as he seems to find at least something, and he retrieves... a qipao! ] This is quite common for the ladies of Liyue Harbor these days.
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she's going to look over what he's picked out. while there's a touch of something familiar, it's missing the layers and length of her time. ]
It is pretty. [ she's going to poke around before pulling out a hanfu to show him ] This is close to what ladies would wear. [ there's also what she is wearing presently, but it's her lady-in-waiting uniform so not what is the trend ]
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Oh, a hanfu. Some people of Liyue still wear them, although they are considered more traditional or old-fashioned by many. Unfortunate - you can see some quite beautiful and elegant designs with them. [ he'll put the qipao back carefully. ] You and I may come from similar worlds, albeit not the same.
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There seems to be a couple others with similar fashion. [ it's interesting and she wonders what else is similar.
Time to see what else there might be. ]
I wonder if we should stock up in case this place vanishes...
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Mm, yes, Mister Jiaoqiu comes to mind. [ but then she brings up such a horrifying prospect, and he can't help the deep frown in response. ] Oh. That was not something I'd thought of, before, but it might be a wise idea.
Let me help you carry what you choose from the wardrobe, just in case.
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I don't really need that much. [ oh! ] It would be helpful if we locate something we could use as bandages. [ just incase any of the destruction escalates ]
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Cottons and linens, respectively, I would think. Perhaps there are robes and shawls we may use. Are you a doctor, young miss?
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I used to work as an apothecary. I also would like them for my own use. [ lifting up her left arm to show the bandages there ]
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[ he'll help her look! and if she wants to pass things off to him, he'll help her carry them as they hunt down the right fabrics. ]
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It's fine. I would rather avoid the trouble of what questions might arise if anyone sees my arm.
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... understandable. [ more than she knows, maybe. ] But if you change your mind at any time, the offer will remain - with utmost discretion.
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she knows better than to question or refuse someone's kindness so she'll let that thought go. ]
I will keep that in mind.
[ he may be an easier option than many others here. she will wait for him to fold and stack before adding more. ]
Is there anything you would like to add to our collection?
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Belts, perhaps? For tourniquets. I should hope that we will have no need for such a thing, but I can't help but be worried for our lot when some of them are more volatile in personality.
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[ imagine if they took all the belts but left the hot topic ones for everyone else to use ]
Are there more than just the one person who is rowdy? [ maybe she shouldn't give socializing a chance ]
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The eyepatched gentleman is a bit rowdy seeming, but not temperamental the way that the dark-haired young man is.