KORBIN
Leave my loneliness unbroken!
- quit the bust above my door!
- quit the bust above my door!
There were things you just didn't joke about. Some things that were too serious to ever be truly funny. But Korbin wasn't usually one to hold grudges, and quickly moved on, glad that she did too. The raven nodded its head in approval when she agreed to keep an eye out for stories, and offered her a brief pulse of eagerness he already felt at the prospect.
He was quiet for a bit, as he gazed about the Temple. The notice board had already given him what he had come here to find, and a bit more. He was in no mood to pray to gods that wouldn't listen, and really had nothing else to keep him here. Aisha was pleasant company, a much needed change in mood from his usual reticent gloom... but things were fast approaching the point where they'd have to dig into more personal things to keep a conversation going, or get far more creative about it than he really cared for today.
"Well," he said eventually. "I should start heading back to the portal. It was nice meeting you, Aisha. I hope I'll see you around when the seasons change."
As the raven gazed down on the leopard, Korbin found that he really meant every word.
He was quiet for a bit, as he gazed about the Temple. The notice board had already given him what he had come here to find, and a bit more. He was in no mood to pray to gods that wouldn't listen, and really had nothing else to keep him here. Aisha was pleasant company, a much needed change in mood from his usual reticent gloom... but things were fast approaching the point where they'd have to dig into more personal things to keep a conversation going, or get far more creative about it than he really cared for today.
"Well," he said eventually. "I should start heading back to the portal. It was nice meeting you, Aisha. I hope I'll see you around when the seasons change."
As the raven gazed down on the leopard, Korbin found that he really meant every word.
Quoth the Raven,
"Nevermore."
"Nevermore."
