Delta
All of this were things that Delta had never heard of. Confused and concerned, her eyebrows creased and she looked away briefly at the water, clearly trying to think. Turning to face Alina once more, she tried to get all of her questions answered in one go. "What was this Blight? And... the people create the portals?" Thankfully, she wasn't bombarding the fae with tons of questions. "While he may be an outsider, he has gone out of his way to speak with our leader... and he plans to work with us to ensure our happiness. I have faith that if he does anything wrong that our leader will be able to handle it." It was weird saying 'our leader' and not 'my father' but Delta couldn't tell just anyone that the leader was her father. That would be awful and ill-advised.
With the scale leaving her hand, Delta reluctantly grasped the carving. Had she... done too much? Perhaps she should've asked her father for permission or prayed to the gods to see if this was a wise choice, but it was far too late for those sort of actions. She couldn't go back on what she had done and all she could do was stare at the carving left in her hand. "I hope that Safrin will be able to bring you happiness, then." Surely, this was for a good reason that would maybe benefit tons of individuals, not just one. By the way Alina worded it, it would hopefully help all of the Fae... so that's good, right?
With the scale leaving her hand, Delta reluctantly grasped the carving. Had she... done too much? Perhaps she should've asked her father for permission or prayed to the gods to see if this was a wise choice, but it was far too late for those sort of actions. She couldn't go back on what she had done and all she could do was stare at the carving left in her hand. "I hope that Safrin will be able to bring you happiness, then." Surely, this was for a good reason that would maybe benefit tons of individuals, not just one. By the way Alina worded it, it would hopefully help all of the Fae... so that's good, right?
