Lena
Lena smiled at the response, content with Caelynn committing the sentiments and possibilities to memory. “Oh, thank you,” she managed as she avoided one of the said divots, eyes scrutinizing the way the floor altered and changed; unsurprising, really, given the landscape.
And she listened too, taking and heeding the advice on gems and flora, the way the paths altered into their own notations. “Hm. What do you think would be down that way?” Pointing towards the right – where the Ancient hadn’t traveled or traversed. While Lena had wandered through at some point, she also hadn’t jotted down any lines within the labyrinthine caverns, and it was as if experiencing it for the first time all over again.
“The Mountain’s Roar has been very interesting,” she murmured – though didn’t give way to why or how – between plagues and Tanau and bodies found before the war. “Have you ever met Tanau?” The kind, friendly fire seasonal god – a favorite amongst many.
As for her own favorite? Her grin widened substantially. “Where I work – the Celestine. It’s a wonderful place, with rich gardens and shrines dedicated to the Old Gods. We keep rehabilitate animals there.”
And she listened too, taking and heeding the advice on gems and flora, the way the paths altered into their own notations. “Hm. What do you think would be down that way?” Pointing towards the right – where the Ancient hadn’t traveled or traversed. While Lena had wandered through at some point, she also hadn’t jotted down any lines within the labyrinthine caverns, and it was as if experiencing it for the first time all over again.
“The Mountain’s Roar has been very interesting,” she murmured – though didn’t give way to why or how – between plagues and Tanau and bodies found before the war. “Have you ever met Tanau?” The kind, friendly fire seasonal god – a favorite amongst many.
As for her own favorite? Her grin widened substantially. “Where I work – the Celestine. It’s a wonderful place, with rich gardens and shrines dedicated to the Old Gods. We keep rehabilitate animals there.”
little more like coming home
