[It appears at last he's hit upon a word similar enough for him to be understood. This cheers Ivar up slightly. Maybe there will be more. It would be nice not to have to resort to pantomime for everything. When Robbie says the word right, it sound similar to the Norse word réttr. Yep, there's some vague similarities between the languages, superficial as they are.
He shakes his head when Robbie asks if he's seen anything, pretty sure that he knows what is being asked.]
Nei. Nei watn. Nei gjǫr.
['No. No water. No food.' Ivar lifts his head up and scans the landscape around them. He's never been in such an urban landscape before, but these buildings look similar to castles to him. If there's one thing Vikings knew how to do, it was scavenge. All too often, there wasn't enough supplies for everyone to around since they lived in such a barren place.
He looks around him for a place that would most likely have food. There's a building turned on its side, with the doors and broken windows horizontal instead of vertical. It might have been a small store like a 7/11 at one point. It looks as likely as any.]
þar?
['There?' He asks in a questioning tone. Might as well start searching.]
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He shakes his head when Robbie asks if he's seen anything, pretty sure that he knows what is being asked.]
Nei. Nei watn. Nei gjǫr.
['No. No water. No food.' Ivar lifts his head up and scans the landscape around them. He's never been in such an urban landscape before, but these buildings look similar to castles to him. If there's one thing Vikings knew how to do, it was scavenge. All too often, there wasn't enough supplies for everyone to around since they lived in such a barren place.
He looks around him for a place that would most likely have food. There's a building turned on its side, with the doors and broken windows horizontal instead of vertical. It might have been a small store like a 7/11 at one point. It looks as likely as any.]
þar?
['There?' He asks in a questioning tone. Might as well start searching.]