Zavien
He had to agree with Tal’s assessment. The cat had been a peculiar means of answering his prayer, yet it had helped to ease his pain more than he’d expected. Perhaps the gods did know what they’re doing. Zavien laughed at the thought and Tal’s obvious distaste for cats. He, personally, didn’t feel any negative emotions towards a single animal. Those feelings were reserved for the nasty Void abominations.
The description of the gods had Zavien listening intently, taking mental notes. Safrin - good. Ludo - good but bully? Frey - really good but petty and moody. Getting the gist, he nodded his head in understanding. ”I see. It would be really difficult to mend that kind of relationship. I don’t blame you for avoiding them.” He considered his own options and who he may choose to pray to next. Safrin didn’t really align with Zavien’s preferred outlook on life with their ‘all or nothing’ mentality. Ludo hadn’t really crossed his mind much since he tended to look at life rather than death. And after hearing about Frey… He’d always found nature beautiful and animals endearing, but the… ‘reproductive habits’ of people and animals wasn’t something he liked to dwell on. All in all, Zavien was at a loss for who he might choose to acknowledge in his next prayer. There didn’t seem to be a right answer and he said as much. ”I’ll have a lot of thinking to do during my next visit.”
With his attention returned to the threatening flora, Boreal’s decision to take his offered jerky made Zavien smile. At least they wouldn’t have to worry about losing her to the eerie purple plants. Their ascent also helped to relax the tight anxiety in his chest and he found himself leaning over the railing once again. Curiosity pushing past his polite manners, he asked, ”Can I ask what the impossible quest was?”
The description of the gods had Zavien listening intently, taking mental notes. Safrin - good. Ludo - good but bully? Frey - really good but petty and moody. Getting the gist, he nodded his head in understanding. ”I see. It would be really difficult to mend that kind of relationship. I don’t blame you for avoiding them.” He considered his own options and who he may choose to pray to next. Safrin didn’t really align with Zavien’s preferred outlook on life with their ‘all or nothing’ mentality. Ludo hadn’t really crossed his mind much since he tended to look at life rather than death. And after hearing about Frey… He’d always found nature beautiful and animals endearing, but the… ‘reproductive habits’ of people and animals wasn’t something he liked to dwell on. All in all, Zavien was at a loss for who he might choose to acknowledge in his next prayer. There didn’t seem to be a right answer and he said as much. ”I’ll have a lot of thinking to do during my next visit.”
With his attention returned to the threatening flora, Boreal’s decision to take his offered jerky made Zavien smile. At least they wouldn’t have to worry about losing her to the eerie purple plants. Their ascent also helped to relax the tight anxiety in his chest and he found himself leaning over the railing once again. Curiosity pushing past his polite manners, he asked, ”Can I ask what the impossible quest was?”
Keep your face to the sunshine,
And you cannot see a shadow.
And you cannot see a shadow.
