Rhiannon
The soldier shifted under the weight of Safrin's stare, hoping that she wouldn't say something that would cause the goddess to smite her. It would be easy for her - a blink from Safrin could end Rhiannon easily. And she had no intentions of dying today.
So she thought carefully about her next words. If the price of her hybridization was pledging her life, it seemed like a fair price to pay. After all, as the goddess had said, what she had requested was no small thing, and she supposed it probably was a lot to ask when she'd never had so much as a conversation with any of the gods before. And of all the gods, Safrin was, perhaps, who Rhi admired the most. The stories she'd heard of the goddess had called to her in a way that the others had not, but she wasn't sure how to put that into words.
So she forced herself to meet Safrin's gaze as she tried. "I would do so gladly. I've heard stories about all of the heralds and always felt most drawn to you. I understand that pledging myself to you wouldn't be something to do lightly, but... I would do it gladly.”
So she thought carefully about her next words. If the price of her hybridization was pledging her life, it seemed like a fair price to pay. After all, as the goddess had said, what she had requested was no small thing, and she supposed it probably was a lot to ask when she'd never had so much as a conversation with any of the gods before. And of all the gods, Safrin was, perhaps, who Rhi admired the most. The stories she'd heard of the goddess had called to her in a way that the others had not, but she wasn't sure how to put that into words.
So she forced herself to meet Safrin's gaze as she tried. "I would do so gladly. I've heard stories about all of the heralds and always felt most drawn to you. I understand that pledging myself to you wouldn't be something to do lightly, but... I would do it gladly.”
lately I've been dressing for revenge
