Nadejda & Tharnok
You ever notice how a soldier’s posture can reveal more than their gear? Like, the way someone tucks a sleeve or leans on a rifle can say if they’re rattled or ready.
Yeah, it's almost like they're speaking without words—every small shift feels like a cue you can’t ignore.
You’re spot on—every twitch or shift is a silent flag. In a fight, you can’t afford to miss that, so we learn to read bodies like maps. It’s the same trick we use on the field, but if they’re just nervous about lunch, that’s a whole other game.
It’s funny how the same eye for detail flips so quickly from battlefield to cafeteria, isn’t it? One moment you’re diagnosing tension, the next you’re wondering if someone just skipped breakfast.
Exactly, in a skirmish a narrowed eye flags danger, in the kitchen it flags a missed breakfast. Both are warnings you can’t ignore, so I keep my eyes open whether the next move is a volley or a sandwich.