Sah
Sah was pleased when Tal followed along and dropped the penny. They were already traumatizing he creature via net. They might as well give it it's prize. Especially since he had no idea what was the treeflit's fate. If it was a hunt, it'd be dead. Who knew what lay in store for it. Might as well make things as least stressful for it as possible.
The Outlander opened the container and nodded at Tal. With some quick reflexes the two managed to secure the treeflit in its cage. "Perfect." Sah glanced at the courier as he handed over the creature, "Did you need just one?" As they spoke, the treeflit curled up in its cage, pulling the coin close to its chest. Sah instantly felt like a horrible person, but he was damn relieved that Tal had let the copper go.
The little guy was cute, ok? And it felt bad to trick it like that. Somehow it was worse than laying bait for an ursur or something. Maybe because treeflits were so small and relatively harmless?
The Outlander opened the container and nodded at Tal. With some quick reflexes the two managed to secure the treeflit in its cage. "Perfect." Sah glanced at the courier as he handed over the creature, "Did you need just one?" As they spoke, the treeflit curled up in its cage, pulling the coin close to its chest. Sah instantly felt like a horrible person, but he was damn relieved that Tal had let the copper go.
The little guy was cute, ok? And it felt bad to trick it like that. Somehow it was worse than laying bait for an ursur or something. Maybe because treeflits were so small and relatively harmless?
My soul is in the sky
-William Shakespeare
-William Shakespeare
