set a fire for tomorrow
set it to your woes
set it to your woes
Noah lifted his brows towards the woman, but then explained. It seemed that many Grounders, in particular, were leaving themselves in the dark on purpose. He couldn’t blame them, not with having lived beneath the shadow of the dome for so long and for all else they endured. He had no idea that she, unlike those that chose ignorance on purpose, had been stone frozen. ”Over Longnight there were two meteorites that crash landed in King’s End. Ever since, there have been strange and dangerous fauna and flora that have popped up.” Noah started, taking three small crystals of sugar and stirring them in to his mug.
”Whatever is causing it definitely isn’t trying to make it for good.” Noah said, then adding tea to the hot sugar water. Hotaru had noted that there were plenty of dangerous flora and fauna in Caido, but there was something different about these that didn’t point towards Rae — and the unease in his deity was enough to solidify that point for him. ”So I think there is something out there, something we need to prepare for as a world at large.”
Eira crawled in to the chair beside Maea, leaning her head across the gap and resting her beak on the woman’s leg as she continued to welcome the idle scratches.
”Whatever is causing it definitely isn’t trying to make it for good.” Noah said, then adding tea to the hot sugar water. Hotaru had noted that there were plenty of dangerous flora and fauna in Caido, but there was something different about these that didn’t point towards Rae — and the unease in his deity was enough to solidify that point for him. ”So I think there is something out there, something we need to prepare for as a world at large.”
Eira crawled in to the chair beside Maea, leaning her head across the gap and resting her beak on the woman’s leg as she continued to welcome the idle scratches.
feel defiance burning through my teeth
it's not enough to drag this blade across the day
it's not enough to drag this blade across the day
