"Yeah? What're y'gonna make first?" Tal asked, actively curious enough that he didn't manage to hide it as he looked over at the other man. Being able to make magical items sure seemed like it was a lot more convenient than going begging to the gods, but he'd only known of one person who could do it and... yeah, he wasn't going to dwell on those memories on such a beautiful night.
As they spoke of the goddess Tal found another constellation and smile softly to himself as he looked up at Ursur Major and its cub, but his relaxation was cut short at Sah's cackle. Rolling his eyes with a playful huff, the courier pushed a little splash of water towards the hunter with his hand. "It's a lot o' fuckin' bruises an' embarrassment, is what it is," he grumbled. "This last one--" He cut himself off and scowled down at the stars reflected in the water of the hot springs. "Anyways, it's almost over an' then I'm done with it. I should've known better." And sure, he had only himself to blame, but his bruised heart still wanted someone else to to take the credit for how spectacularly badly things had gone in Torchline.
As they spoke of the goddess Tal found another constellation and smile softly to himself as he looked up at Ursur Major and its cub, but his relaxation was cut short at Sah's cackle. Rolling his eyes with a playful huff, the courier pushed a little splash of water towards the hunter with his hand. "It's a lot o' fuckin' bruises an' embarrassment, is what it is," he grumbled. "This last one--" He cut himself off and scowled down at the stars reflected in the water of the hot springs. "Anyways, it's almost over an' then I'm done with it. I should've known better." And sure, he had only himself to blame, but his bruised heart still wanted someone else to to take the credit for how spectacularly badly things had gone in Torchline.
