Elizabeth
No winter lasts forever, no spring skips its turn
Not a soldier herself, Elizabeth substituted a salute for an understanding nod of her head at the directions. She was more than happy to work with the woman, smiling warmly when she introduced herself. "That's right. Nice to meet you!" After all, they hadn't done a lot of talking during all the chaos of capture the flag. "I'm Elizabeth." And then her smile widened. "By the way, you played a really good game. Congrats on your victory." Since they'd all kind of dispersed afterwards, she hadn't really gotten the chance to share in the celebration of the team's win.
Following farther into the snow, she burrowed her head into her scarf to fight off the gust of cold wind. She listened to Rhi's words, looking around for anything that met the description. "Hmm. What about that spot?" Just ahead, a flat portion of earth was covered with a thin layer of snow. It was far away from any water or plant life, a good trek from the wall, but not far enough to be tiring. To her untrained eyes, Elizabeth thought it looked like a good spot for a titan bonfire.
Elizabeth recommends a place for their platform!
Following farther into the snow, she burrowed her head into her scarf to fight off the gust of cold wind. She listened to Rhi's words, looking around for anything that met the description. "Hmm. What about that spot?" Just ahead, a flat portion of earth was covered with a thin layer of snow. It was far away from any water or plant life, a good trek from the wall, but not far enough to be tiring. To her untrained eyes, Elizabeth thought it looked like a good spot for a titan bonfire.
Elizabeth recommends a place for their platform!
