K O A
and they will shake their heads
and wag their bony fingers
and wag their bony fingers
"Huh. Halo thawing. Not something you expect to hear." And concerning, on multiple levels, though Koa lacks the scientific leaning necessary to really appreciate the potential environmental impact of this news. Gnawing pensively at his lower lip, the Dragoon nods his head. "No weird plants here, but I saw some in Torchline. Tides've been nuts, too."
Koa picks at a callus on his palm, a tight line drawn between his furrowed brows. "People've been saying it's because of those weird craters in King's End. Or maybe Safrin being gone?" The shrug is stiff; Koa is clearly more bothered by all of this than he'd care to let on. "I went with my friend Melita to ask Ludo, but it said because whatever happened came from the sky it didn't really care."
It's all a lot, and quite big for his little brain to try and make sense of. So he offers Tal another shrug and a strained smile, eyebrows raised and cheeks puffed in an expression of what ya gonna do? "Guess we just have to see what happens," Koa decides finally, "And make sure we're well trained and prepared for when it does." Truly a soldier's logic at work: if you can't understand a problem, learn how to beat it up.
Koa picks at a callus on his palm, a tight line drawn between his furrowed brows. "People've been saying it's because of those weird craters in King's End. Or maybe Safrin being gone?" The shrug is stiff; Koa is clearly more bothered by all of this than he'd care to let on. "I went with my friend Melita to ask Ludo, but it said because whatever happened came from the sky it didn't really care."
It's all a lot, and quite big for his little brain to try and make sense of. So he offers Tal another shrug and a strained smile, eyebrows raised and cheeks puffed in an expression of what ya gonna do? "Guess we just have to see what happens," Koa decides finally, "And make sure we're well trained and prepared for when it does." Truly a soldier's logic at work: if you can't understand a problem, learn how to beat it up.
in all the wrong directions—
and by daybreak we'll be gone
and by daybreak we'll be gone
