Alys Glasse
Alys was perhaps not as cautious as she should be when traveling alone, but she, too, had been startled in the past by strangers appearing from seemingly nowhere. She held up her hands in the universal gesture that said, I am no danger to you, and took a slight step back, giving the man some space. "Sorry," she said, eyeing the dagger at his hip and wishing that her bow wasn't currently strapped to her back. She hadn't really considered stranger danger, but it was a bit too late to leave the man alone now.
"Abandoned?" she said with a grimace. "I hate that name, don't you? Like we're dirty or something." She flicked her wrist, summoning a copy of herself, which waved before disappearing. "But yes, I am." She slowly lowered her hands, hoping not to further startle the young man. "I can do illusions, but not much else. It's a shame. There are so many more useful magics."
"Abandoned?" she said with a grimace. "I hate that name, don't you? Like we're dirty or something." She flicked her wrist, summoning a copy of herself, which waved before disappearing. "But yes, I am." She slowly lowered her hands, hoping not to further startle the young man. "I can do illusions, but not much else. It's a shame. There are so many more useful magics."
