Maea
Stars, hide your fires
The way his expression changed told her more than anything else how single-minded the focus on Starfall had become. That Sunjata hadn't even considered what came after was somehow even more terrifying than the island itself, as Maea had a hard time accepting that cleansing one piece of land would somehow win the entire war for them.
Still, he sounded so regretful with that apology that she simply shook her head, to wave it off. "It's alright, I'm the one who should apologise. You've been focusing on other things, of course there's been no time to consider everything." That fell on her, and it looked like something she should be addressing with more people than Sunjata.
"I'll see what I can do, about cleansing other regions. Halo... would be difficult, but I can see about this place," she said, gesturing vagely to the Oerwoud at large. Trying to recall what other areas needed attention. The desert, maybe..? "Unless you have a suggestion?" She'd be grateful for any direction, at this point.
Still, he sounded so regretful with that apology that she simply shook her head, to wave it off. "It's alright, I'm the one who should apologise. You've been focusing on other things, of course there's been no time to consider everything." That fell on her, and it looked like something she should be addressing with more people than Sunjata.
"I'll see what I can do, about cleansing other regions. Halo... would be difficult, but I can see about this place," she said, gesturing vagely to the Oerwoud at large. Trying to recall what other areas needed attention. The desert, maybe..? "Unless you have a suggestion?" She'd be grateful for any direction, at this point.
Let not light see my black and deep desires
