Maea
Oh, when the world is burning
Funny how things changed. There had been a time where the idea of being protected had made her bristle and flare up, so determined to take care of herself that the very idea of needing help felt like an insult. Now, holding this small token of consideration, Maea found herself simply grateful that anyone even wished to try. Was it softening? Giving up? Or perhaps simply growing up? From her perspective it was difficult to tell.
"Ah. Well then, I wouldn't want to get in the way of fulfilling your purpose," was her quiet response, with a glimmer of amusement. The way she stored away the cup was almost reverent - this was something she would not give away easily, that much was certain.
Focusing back on the grim topic, Remi's line of thinking sparked no small amount of anxiety in her. "There has to be something," she insisted, refusing to accept otherwise. "Nothing is perfect, everyone has a weakness. Even gods can die, we've seen that. I completely agree that you shouldn't go back there alone, but with enough people to help..." But then she bit her lip. "That's not my call to make, of course. I really wish I was stronger, because I'd go with you if I thought there was the slightest chance it would make a difference." But there wasn't. At best she'd only slow him down, and get herself killed for nothing. "I'm not going to stop looking for weaknesses, though. That much I can promise." She was just sadly running out of ideas on where to look that wasn't Starfall.
"Ah. Well then, I wouldn't want to get in the way of fulfilling your purpose," was her quiet response, with a glimmer of amusement. The way she stored away the cup was almost reverent - this was something she would not give away easily, that much was certain.
Focusing back on the grim topic, Remi's line of thinking sparked no small amount of anxiety in her. "There has to be something," she insisted, refusing to accept otherwise. "Nothing is perfect, everyone has a weakness. Even gods can die, we've seen that. I completely agree that you shouldn't go back there alone, but with enough people to help..." But then she bit her lip. "That's not my call to make, of course. I really wish I was stronger, because I'd go with you if I thought there was the slightest chance it would make a difference." But there wasn't. At best she'd only slow him down, and get herself killed for nothing. "I'm not going to stop looking for weaknesses, though. That much I can promise." She was just sadly running out of ideas on where to look that wasn't Starfall.
Don't walk away
