Maea
My heroes had the heart to lose their lives out on the limb
United in direction and (mostly) intent, the three firm friends set off along the river. Maea chose to wing her way along as a gore crow with the red scarf rippling like a banner from her talons. Her focus was more upon the shore and the forest beyond, and while she came up empty in the quest for roses, her keen eyes did spot something else of interest that brought her down to inspect. Amidst a pile of logs, twigs and other debris piled up against a scattering of rocks, a carved shaft of what could be either a staff or a spear stood out to her. Deciding she had the time to take a closer look, she fought to free it; only to find that a curved blade was attached to the other end. A glaive, of some sort, it was a simple yet fine piece of weaponry, and it thrilled her enough that she brought it along – on foot now, as the weapon was far too large to carry in flight.
In her lyvern form, Thalassa's search for the carcasses came up empty. In one instance a dark shape in the water might have tricked her into lowering nearer the water for a closer inspection. But it was only a half-rotted log washed downstream by the spring flood.
Hadama's luck was better. As he scanned the ripples for a sign of the Delphinids, he spotted his most recent victim. Bobbing along like a grisly cube of ice, the frozen delphinid was ushered back to shore without complications, and sat glistening on the riverbank in a morbid, eerily beautiful dedication to void and death.
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Maea: finds a glaive on the riverbank! She decides to keep it.
Thalassa: finds a log bobbing downstream
Hadama: discovers a Delphinid encased in ice drifting with the current. He successfully brings it up on shore.
Round 7: Dispose of the Delphinid or search for roses or the remaining 2 Delphinids. You have 2 turns left before they are lost to the sea!
In her lyvern form, Thalassa's search for the carcasses came up empty. In one instance a dark shape in the water might have tricked her into lowering nearer the water for a closer inspection. But it was only a half-rotted log washed downstream by the spring flood.
Hadama's luck was better. As he scanned the ripples for a sign of the Delphinids, he spotted his most recent victim. Bobbing along like a grisly cube of ice, the frozen delphinid was ushered back to shore without complications, and sat glistening on the riverbank in a morbid, eerily beautiful dedication to void and death.
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Maea: finds a glaive on the riverbank! She decides to keep it.
Thalassa: finds a log bobbing downstream
Round 7: Dispose of the Delphinid or search for roses or the remaining 2 Delphinids. You have 2 turns left before they are lost to the sea!
And I remember thinking — I want to be like them
