I'm the bad guy.
The admission didn't surprise Thal. She just nodded her head. "I did." There was no haughty pride or judgement in her voice, just flat acknowledgement of the fact. She was starting to get more comfortable with the shift and it was turning out to be much more versatile than her lava wyrm shift. Perhaps it was the sheer size, or the fact that it had wings, but she found herself using it often. It just seemed naturally.
Her lip came up at the mention of the stubbornly cold climate. "I've only been to Halo once and I have no plans to return." Even then, she'd been inside. Maybe once she had better control of her fire magic or some magical cloak, she'd consider traveling there more. For now, it made her too uncomfortable to even think about the biting chill of the snowy air.
Hammering the nails into the horseshoe, she stepped back to make sure it held in place. "This is to keep away spirits and other bad omens. I'm not the superstitious kind, but my crew finds comfort in it." Thal scoffed lightly at the stupidity of it all. Whether they put up wards or called out to the gods, trouble would find them if it was determined enough, and she wouldn't mind frying whatever dared come after her or her home.
Her lip came up at the mention of the stubbornly cold climate. "I've only been to Halo once and I have no plans to return." Even then, she'd been inside. Maybe once she had better control of her fire magic or some magical cloak, she'd consider traveling there more. For now, it made her too uncomfortable to even think about the biting chill of the snowy air.
Hammering the nails into the horseshoe, she stepped back to make sure it held in place. "This is to keep away spirits and other bad omens. I'm not the superstitious kind, but my crew finds comfort in it." Thal scoffed lightly at the stupidity of it all. Whether they put up wards or called out to the gods, trouble would find them if it was determined enough, and she wouldn't mind frying whatever dared come after her or her home.
thalassa
