Maea
And I hope that you don't suffer
But take the pain
But take the pain
Clambering gingerly back on her feet, Maea dusted dry soil and the chaff of crushed straw off her coat. "Beats me," she admitted, while plucking a strand out of her hair. "Remind me what your instructions were again? Though sometimes you gotta wonder if the gods just like watching us flail around a bit." The effort of the worshippers to stave off divine boredom... something along those lines.
For her part, Maea was mostly focused on actually catching the critters. With the dragoons leaving for Stormbreak, New Haven was shrinking back to its regular size but had left many a larder dangerously empty. With the cold seasons quickly approaching, she was helping an elderly pair stock up a bit. Fuzzy legs already poked out from the backpack she had left by the road, and she fully intended to catch a few more of the flighty fuckers before they called it a day.
"Let's try again," she suggested, once they'd had a chance to catch their breath. "If I herd it with fire, and you stay hidden by those brambles over there – " she pointed to a snarl of overgrown blackberries, spiky and full to bursting with ripe berries " – it shouldn't be able to get away." Of course, she'd said that before, so Alys was free to offer alternatives if she had any ideas.
For her part, Maea was mostly focused on actually catching the critters. With the dragoons leaving for Stormbreak, New Haven was shrinking back to its regular size but had left many a larder dangerously empty. With the cold seasons quickly approaching, she was helping an elderly pair stock up a bit. Fuzzy legs already poked out from the backpack she had left by the road, and she fully intended to catch a few more of the flighty fuckers before they called it a day.
"Let's try again," she suggested, once they'd had a chance to catch their breath. "If I herd it with fire, and you stay hidden by those brambles over there – " she pointed to a snarl of overgrown blackberries, spiky and full to bursting with ripe berries " – it shouldn't be able to get away." Of course, she'd said that before, so Alys was free to offer alternatives if she had any ideas.
Hope if everybody runs
You choose to stay
You choose to stay
