Zavien
Zavien chuckled at Tal's question, waving his hand in dismissal. "No no. I pray and visit the shrines a decent amount. Most have been to thank them. Only one has resulted in something that I would consider a response, even if it was just a lonely cat spirit keeping me company." He recalled the way the orange tabby with sparkling fur had joined him for a time when he was feeling particularly low. It had helped immensely and he still thanked Vi for the intimate moment.
Looking to the Captain, he wondered if he might have some advice. Perhaps he just needed to pray better or pick a different recipient. "Do you have any recommendations for which gods to pray to?" Lowering his voice and glancing around playfully, he asked, "Or which to avoid?" When he leaned back again, he winked at the man.
A short moment later, he heard a chilling echo that seemed to call out, summoning him closer to the Greatwood's depths. Luckily, that was hard to do while suspended in the air. With a shiver, he looked to Boreal in concern before offering her a piece of jerky in an attempt to keep her from trailing off. The purple ferns appeared to be the source of the eerie tune and Zavien glanced at Tal uncertainly. "Should we get a little higher? I know the visibility will decrease, but it may be safer." From what he knew of Sohalia, she wouldn't want them to risk their lives for a chance at finding evidence of her whereabouts.
Looking to the Captain, he wondered if he might have some advice. Perhaps he just needed to pray better or pick a different recipient. "Do you have any recommendations for which gods to pray to?" Lowering his voice and glancing around playfully, he asked, "Or which to avoid?" When he leaned back again, he winked at the man.
A short moment later, he heard a chilling echo that seemed to call out, summoning him closer to the Greatwood's depths. Luckily, that was hard to do while suspended in the air. With a shiver, he looked to Boreal in concern before offering her a piece of jerky in an attempt to keep her from trailing off. The purple ferns appeared to be the source of the eerie tune and Zavien glanced at Tal uncertainly. "Should we get a little higher? I know the visibility will decrease, but it may be safer." From what he knew of Sohalia, she wouldn't want them to risk their lives for a chance at finding evidence of her whereabouts.
Keep your face to the sunshine,
And you cannot see a shadow.
And you cannot see a shadow.
