Artemy is glued in the entire time. He will stop Gaeta for an occasional question that's typically informed by just being from the 1920's. A lot of this is beyond him and he needs to be caught up before he can even begin to understand what Gaeta is talking about.
Still, the Haruspex is an attentive student, and intelligent too. If born in the proper era he likely could have, would have been a medic aboard a space craft rather than in the trenches of a civil war.
When the two reach the end of Gaeta's notebook, Artemy almost seems a bit disappointed. Not in the quality of the content of itself, but the fact that there's nothing left to be taught.
His stomach rumbles, and he gives a small chuckle.
"I suppose I forgot about the food in all of that." He says, "Hopefully it's not cold by now."
They have been at it for awhile. A few hours, by Artemy's estimations. The crowd has thinned out, though not everyone is gone.
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Still, the Haruspex is an attentive student, and intelligent too. If born in the proper era he likely could have, would have been a medic aboard a space craft rather than in the trenches of a civil war.
When the two reach the end of Gaeta's notebook, Artemy almost seems a bit disappointed. Not in the quality of the content of itself, but the fact that there's nothing left to be taught.
His stomach rumbles, and he gives a small chuckle.
"I suppose I forgot about the food in all of that." He says, "Hopefully it's not cold by now."
They have been at it for awhile. A few hours, by Artemy's estimations. The crowd has thinned out, though not everyone is gone.