cover you when the sky comes crashing in
He hadn’t expected the lightning weapon to be as riveting as Evie found it; but perhaps he was all the more charmed by her penchant and excitement for destruction, following close behind as they wandered their way through the Frostfields. He narrowed his eyes through the murky, misty, icy abyss, content in its lack of revelations and flattened expanse, an opportunity for mayhem without confinement. He still found opportunities to muffle a round of laughter or shake his head in amusement as the Evergreen seemed ready to burst from the seams.
The Sword remained slightly cautious though, given Evie’s tendencies to embolden her prowess initially. “Ice chunks first,” and he jutted his jawline in familiar facets towards a larger portion rising towards the east. “Or any of these spiders,” continuing to float on the horizon, though seemingly less plentiful than in the Citadel. Maybe it was the climate.
Given his penchant for goading and incitement, he lifted the collar of his coat firmly against his cheeks, and then grinned. “If you can hit those, I will increase the difficulty.”
The Sword remained slightly cautious though, given Evie’s tendencies to embolden her prowess initially. “Ice chunks first,” and he jutted his jawline in familiar facets towards a larger portion rising towards the east. “Or any of these spiders,” continuing to float on the horizon, though seemingly less plentiful than in the Citadel. Maybe it was the climate.
Given his penchant for goading and incitement, he lifted the collar of his coat firmly against his cheeks, and then grinned. “If you can hit those, I will increase the difficulty.”
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