Text Cut: Ursula Black
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Ursula Black
Following the child out Ursula stopped as she saw another. "You children have never heard curiosity killed the cat before have you?" Her wicked grin showing her ugly yellow teeth as she glanced at a cat leaving her tent. "Dearie if you come into someone's home, you should at least speak, it is rude to just enter and leave, thieves do that, but a thief will never come out." Her glare was a warning to anyone who tried to enter her tent again without allowance.
There was a shiny badge on the other one. It caught her eye, "I'll trade you a reading for that badge." It would go with her collection of objects.
Altha snorted.
"And dearie, have you ever heard the end of that phrase? Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back." Her eyes rolled around as the woman continued to press on, claiming that it were rude of Altha to poke her head in and out. What did she expect if she were living in a smelly tent for all to see? Or rather, smell?
Before Altha said anything, the woman had turned to the boy beside her and offered a reading for his badge. She had just been about to leave when she decided it'd be more interesting to see if the boy would trade his badge for a rubbish reading. Though Altha knew he wouldn't do it, a tiny part of her stayed, wishing he would.