Smiles are contagious.
Seeing no reason to hide his quest or the goddess who gave it to him, Zavien nodded his head. "It is. Safrin's helping me add some distance to my attacks." After all, close range didn't seem to be doing much against massive creatures who could skewer or decapitate with a flick of their claws.
The Dragoon perked at the name, recognizing it even if he'd never met the man before. "You're Vi's demigod, right?" His eyes widened with interest, curious to see what kind of person the god would choose. Having recently met Vi, he felt like he had a good idea, but one meeting didn't mean that he knew the deity well enough to make assumptions. Although perhaps there was a degree of hope there too - hope that he might also be someone Vi found worthy of his attentions.
Zavien laughed at the clarification. "Shouldn't be a problem. I've got no magic to speak of." And he'd already set his weapons aside, leaving him unarmed and ready to try avoiding whatever Noah deigned to throw his way.
The Dragoon perked at the name, recognizing it even if he'd never met the man before. "You're Vi's demigod, right?" His eyes widened with interest, curious to see what kind of person the god would choose. Having recently met Vi, he felt like he had a good idea, but one meeting didn't mean that he knew the deity well enough to make assumptions. Although perhaps there was a degree of hope there too - hope that he might also be someone Vi found worthy of his attentions.
Zavien laughed at the clarification. "Shouldn't be a problem. I've got no magic to speak of." And he'd already set his weapons aside, leaving him unarmed and ready to try avoiding whatever Noah deigned to throw his way.
Zavien
