Some people have an identity.
Looking closely at the card, Thal puzzled over the reading, more confused than anything. Sure, she hadn't been 'good' in the past few years - being a pirate captain and all - but that didn't mean she felt that there were any reparations to be made. Most of her actions didn't harm people, snagging a purse here or storming a ship there, but she rarely drew blood unless her lust was at its peak. Which brought forth the memory of when she'd first met this fortune teller. Was this her way of telling her she recognized her and wanted an apology? If so, this wasn't the way to get it.
The other point of the card, focusing on 'logic and reason rather than emotion' was something that made her eyes narrow under her hood. Despite her suspicious and cunning attempts, she couldn't deny that emotions often drove her actions. Although it pained her to admit, it may benefit her to pay closer attention to what she was basing her decision on.
Thal let the information wash over her as she waited patiently for the seer to reveal the next card.
The other point of the card, focusing on 'logic and reason rather than emotion' was something that made her eyes narrow under her hood. Despite her suspicious and cunning attempts, she couldn't deny that emotions often drove her actions. Although it pained her to admit, it may benefit her to pay closer attention to what she was basing her decision on.
Thal let the information wash over her as she waited patiently for the seer to reveal the next card.
I have an alibi.
I have a shadow self.
I have a shadow self.
Thalassa
