Iskra
Liam has the same enthusiasm for explaining his day as a child being picked up from school by their parent. Said parent will then later learn their child pet an alligator or other some entertaining feat that is surmised only as 'nothing' being the ultimate experience of their day. It's perhaps an indicator that the man doesn't want to be bothered, a sentiment Iskra can understand well, but he's feeling the need to smooth things over after Goose ruined them a bit—a task he's well versed in.
"Oh, yeah, Halo's where I live but I came to visit Torchline for a Ludo quest." He glances fondly out at the sea and all the rainbows bouncing among the geysers. "Y'know, I grew up here. Haven't been back in like, twenty years." He chooses not to dwell on the why, an assortment of self-exile and depressive slumps he'd rather not pick apart right now. "I'm glad Ludo got me to come back. It's been a reminder of all the good still left in the world." Good memories, and new ones to make too. Torchline is just good for him, like his body's been missing it all this time.
"Oh, yeah, Halo's where I live but I came to visit Torchline for a Ludo quest." He glances fondly out at the sea and all the rainbows bouncing among the geysers. "Y'know, I grew up here. Haven't been back in like, twenty years." He chooses not to dwell on the why, an assortment of self-exile and depressive slumps he'd rather not pick apart right now. "I'm glad Ludo got me to come back. It's been a reminder of all the good still left in the world." Good memories, and new ones to make too. Torchline is just good for him, like his body's been missing it all this time.
I can see the sunshine for the first time in a while
It's like I've been baptized by the warmth of your smile
It's like I've been baptized by the warmth of your smile
