Elizabeth
No winter lasts forever, no spring skips its turn
Elizabeth took another bite of her blueberry muffin as she smiled at Deimos. "Thanks for being willing to train with me. I didn't think it would do me any good to just throw around lightning by myself." She laughed lightly, picturing herself out here alone, tossing bolts of lightning at trees. At least she probably wouldn't be bothered by any wildlife.
Her feet crunched in the permafrost as they made their way through the snowy field. The sun made the ground sparkle like diamonds had been scattered across it, almost blinding in its light. She didn't mind, casually snacking on her muffin as they found a suitable place to train. Looking up at Deimos, she asked, "Do you have an opposite magic that I could practice against? I've only really worked with Sah, and he used his own lightning."
Her feet crunched in the permafrost as they made their way through the snowy field. The sun made the ground sparkle like diamonds had been scattered across it, almost blinding in its light. She didn't mind, casually snacking on her muffin as they found a suitable place to train. Looking up at Deimos, she asked, "Do you have an opposite magic that I could practice against? I've only really worked with Sah, and he used his own lightning."
