A rhapsody for you and me

This scene feels like what I once saw on a screen
I searched 'aurora borealis green'

Liam stared at Maea as she recounted her tale, his features growing amused and horrified at the appropriate places in the story. When she was finished, the soldier winced. "That's certainly one way to find treasure," he admitted, rubbing the back of his neck with one hand. "Though I'm glad you avoided the Void River Star - they're nasty little things." He remembered watching one drain a deer of its life force once, and he'd sworn off swimming in the Stone Symphony as a result (at least, when Maea wasn't pushing him in).

He took the offered glaive and looked it over, whistling softly as he did so. He wasn't as well-versed in polearms as he was in swords, but he had a rudimentary skillset that told him that this was a good weapon. Taking a step bad, he spun it in his hands for a brief moment, then held it back out to Maea. "It's got nice balance," he said approvingly. "No wonder you bested me."

As for cravings, Liam considered. "Well, there aren't many places I haven't tried, and I doubt there's anything particularly new, but there is this one Fae restaurant that might have some new seasonal meals - and they have phenomenal desserts." And with that, off they went to try to find a luxurious meal. They'd earned it.

fin

I've never seen someone lit from within
Blurring out my periphery

Liam