Oh, you say you have to fall apart to really be someone
"Hm? Oh, yes. Just got a lot on my mind, is all," was the only answer Hadama would get from Maea. Whether that truly reassured him or not, she remained quiet throughout the journey and simply did as she was told.
Then came a choice between mending the broken pieces of the fountain, or breaking what stones they had collected, and the symbolism in that was so over the top and in her face that the salt-haired ancient nearly broke out in hysterical laughter. It was just a choice between two equally important tasks, but it felt far more poignant than that. How many times did that make it, now?
Fine then. If it was a sign, let's see how well she really was suited to mending things.
Choosing to join the group that attempted to reassemble what could be salvaged of the original fountain, she soon found herself engulfed in the simple yet complex task of fitting pieces of stone together. Patience she had plenty of, but did she have the sight for it? Time would tell.
Maea joins the group attempting to reassemble pieces of the fountain.
Then came a choice between mending the broken pieces of the fountain, or breaking what stones they had collected, and the symbolism in that was so over the top and in her face that the salt-haired ancient nearly broke out in hysterical laughter. It was just a choice between two equally important tasks, but it felt far more poignant than that. How many times did that make it, now?
Fine then. If it was a sign, let's see how well she really was suited to mending things.
Choosing to join the group that attempted to reassemble what could be salvaged of the original fountain, she soon found herself engulfed in the simple yet complex task of fitting pieces of stone together. Patience she had plenty of, but did she have the sight for it? Time would tell.
Maea joins the group attempting to reassemble pieces of the fountain.
