[say]'I would appreciate it.'[/say] Safrin says with a coy wink and nod of her head. If the Goddess knew of what had transpired between Messenger and Sword she gave no indication, merely smiling widely before drawing herself back and inhaling a deep breath of the ambient botanical-heavy air around them.
[say]"I'm sure he won't shoot the messenger."[/say] She adds, eyes bright before she turns her gaze up toward the heavens.
[say]"And I am sure I will see you soon."[/say] No doubt Tal would have some new idea he needed her help with, and, given that he'd seen Ludo just as much as herself, the goddess was keen to continue aiding the Messenger.
With a rush of starlight, Safrin rises from the shrine like a shooting star, disappearing into the heavens with a twinkling pulse of light.
~FIN
[say]"I'm sure he won't shoot the messenger."[/say] She adds, eyes bright before she turns her gaze up toward the heavens.
[say]"And I am sure I will see you soon."[/say] No doubt Tal would have some new idea he needed her help with, and, given that he'd seen Ludo just as much as herself, the goddess was keen to continue aiding the Messenger.
With a rush of starlight, Safrin rises from the shrine like a shooting star, disappearing into the heavens with a twinkling pulse of light.
~FIN
