"Well met, Holland March." It will become obvious enough that she assumes that to be the name he should be addressed with, in full, at all times. After all, she'd known an Emet-Selch and she'd certainly never just called him one or the other.
"A long time indeed. Thou must have a most practiced hand at the difficulties of this star."
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"Well met, Holland March." It will become obvious enough that she assumes that to be the name he should be addressed with, in full, at all times. After all, she'd known an Emet-Selch and she'd certainly never just called him one or the other.
"A long time indeed. Thou must have a most practiced hand at the difficulties of this star."