cover you when the sky comes crashing in
The Oerwoud, as if often proclaimed, was alive and varnished with its vivid colors and vibrant hues. Still, with the way things had flickered about in between seasons, of weird dreams, golden light, and disappeared heralds. He had half a mind to wonder if Ludo would simply appear out of the fern shadows with a ghoulish wave of its rags, then pilfer off back into the distance, as if nothing had been the matter at all. Which, to Caido’s credit, could also be a possibility and potential, if it wasn’t always so drawn to the more lacquered hardships of the past.
He made no mention of it near the Ancient, as he had a strong feeling it wouldn’t have much mattered. Instead, his mind went towards the recent delivery of mail – this one embossed and embedded with sparkling crimson and gold – and far happier announcements. “Congratulations on your upcoming wedding. Erebos enjoyed the glitter.” Had gathered as much as he could and threw it on the snow to make some patchwork picture. Regardless though, it was nice to hear that so many had found the peace, repose, or in their case, probably necessary chaos, to move forward with their lives. "Thank you for entertaining him last season. He would not stop talking about you the entire way home." Whether or not this was a good thing, Deimos didn't say, letting his features settle into a snicker.
His eyes went towards the ground, examining the layers of undergrowth, mind already calculating how he might be striving to assist in wakening Ghilio; head tilting vaguely as his attention went in a variety of directions. “Do either of you want a particular gift?”
He made no mention of it near the Ancient, as he had a strong feeling it wouldn’t have much mattered. Instead, his mind went towards the recent delivery of mail – this one embossed and embedded with sparkling crimson and gold – and far happier announcements. “Congratulations on your upcoming wedding. Erebos enjoyed the glitter.” Had gathered as much as he could and threw it on the snow to make some patchwork picture. Regardless though, it was nice to hear that so many had found the peace, repose, or in their case, probably necessary chaos, to move forward with their lives. "Thank you for entertaining him last season. He would not stop talking about you the entire way home." Whether or not this was a good thing, Deimos didn't say, letting his features settle into a snicker.
His eyes went towards the ground, examining the layers of undergrowth, mind already calculating how he might be striving to assist in wakening Ghilio; head tilting vaguely as his attention went in a variety of directions. “Do either of you want a particular gift?”
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