"I need to coat it with ash from the Climb," Lisbeth said. "I...didn't bring the ash with me." It hadn't occurred to her to do so.
"It wouldn't be good to do it out here, I think. I don't want the wind to blow the ash away. I want to be careful, make sure to really rub it in, like oiling a blade." The exact instructions had been vague, but as with each other step of the quest, she intended to take it as seriously as possible.
"Thanks for the help, though. It was really kind of you to help out a total stranger."
Lisbeth blushed, looking down at her feet. She didn't know what else to say. But she wanted to say something. Here was this sweet, kind, graceful girl who had helped her for no reason or reward. And they were about to part ways. She would probably never see her again.
"Do you...do you live in Stormbreak?" She spoke a bit faster than she'd intended to, the words fumbling out in a rush. She mentally chided herself for a fool.
"It wouldn't be good to do it out here, I think. I don't want the wind to blow the ash away. I want to be careful, make sure to really rub it in, like oiling a blade." The exact instructions had been vague, but as with each other step of the quest, she intended to take it as seriously as possible.
"Thanks for the help, though. It was really kind of you to help out a total stranger."
Lisbeth blushed, looking down at her feet. She didn't know what else to say. But she wanted to say something. Here was this sweet, kind, graceful girl who had helped her for no reason or reward. And they were about to part ways. She would probably never see her again.
"Do you...do you live in Stormbreak?" She spoke a bit faster than she'd intended to, the words fumbling out in a rush. She mentally chided herself for a fool.
