Zavien
I'm going to change the world,
Shaking his head, he moved away from the bright pool of blood, trying to put more distance between him and the glistening copper liquid. "I think there's too much of it to be a natural occurrence." He knelt to pick up a fire opal, admiring the way the sparkling red surface differed so much from the deep scarlet of the pool before placing it with the others.
By the time he made it back to Lena, he had a large handful of yellow, orange, and red stones, resembling a bundle of flames. The reflection illuminated the handsome curve of his excited expression as he met her infectious smile. "Thank you! You're part of the reason I was able to ask them. After all, your description of Nature Frey helped convince me to give them a chance. It also helped me pick the right offering." He gave Lena a bright smile and a wink of understanding. Zavien didn't know if he'd have thought to ask Nature Frey for the quest without her input, but he was extremely grateful. Trying to recall the other portions of his quest, he lifted his fingers to list them. "Fiery stones - which we're working on, sand from the Hak Etme, and meat from a hunt, then I have to use the different components to cook the meat." Setting his pile of rocks off to the side, he sat on the edge of the clear blue water, letting his feet fall into the warmth.
Zavien kicked his legs gently, rippling the surface. He leaned back on his hands, his head falling back and causing his golden hair to shift lightly. Sighing, he glanced around at the far corners of the cavern. "I think we might be out of luck. I didn't see any signs of Rae's Lillies. You?"
By the time he made it back to Lena, he had a large handful of yellow, orange, and red stones, resembling a bundle of flames. The reflection illuminated the handsome curve of his excited expression as he met her infectious smile. "Thank you! You're part of the reason I was able to ask them. After all, your description of Nature Frey helped convince me to give them a chance. It also helped me pick the right offering." He gave Lena a bright smile and a wink of understanding. Zavien didn't know if he'd have thought to ask Nature Frey for the quest without her input, but he was extremely grateful. Trying to recall the other portions of his quest, he lifted his fingers to list them. "Fiery stones - which we're working on, sand from the Hak Etme, and meat from a hunt, then I have to use the different components to cook the meat." Setting his pile of rocks off to the side, he sat on the edge of the clear blue water, letting his feet fall into the warmth.
Zavien kicked his legs gently, rippling the surface. He leaned back on his hands, his head falling back and causing his golden hair to shift lightly. Sighing, he glanced around at the far corners of the cavern. "I think we might be out of luck. I didn't see any signs of Rae's Lillies. You?"
but today I'll just be a mermaid.
