Elizabeth
Always happy for new tea options, Elizabeth nods her head, a warm smile on her face. "Thanks. I'll keep that in mind." She's sure it won't be long before she's back in Torchline, visiting patients or attending some large event. And then she'd return home, the place she'd chosen for herself to settle when she'd seen so much of the world.
Panacea's surprise brought an understanding grin to her face, pride lacing her tone even if she hadn't been raised in the icy tundra. "Halo is one of the toughest places to live, but it means that the people are more resilient and the bond of their community is admirable." And maybe part of her hoped to embody some of their strength, to have fortitude of mind even if her physical power was lacking. "That being said," she offers Panacea a playful grin, "I'm not the biggest fan of the cold weather either." Hence why she often wore thick coats and kept her fire flaring hot in her fireplace.
Chuckling, Elizabeth looks to the top of the hill. "I once got stuck on one of those moving islands. Fell asleep reading a book and woke up too far from the mainland to swim back." She laughs again, light and unbothered. "Things worked out in the end, but I momentarily considered whether I was going to be stranded forever." With a curious tilt of her head, she asks, "Do many other people live out there?"
Panacea's surprise brought an understanding grin to her face, pride lacing her tone even if she hadn't been raised in the icy tundra. "Halo is one of the toughest places to live, but it means that the people are more resilient and the bond of their community is admirable." And maybe part of her hoped to embody some of their strength, to have fortitude of mind even if her physical power was lacking. "That being said," she offers Panacea a playful grin, "I'm not the biggest fan of the cold weather either." Hence why she often wore thick coats and kept her fire flaring hot in her fireplace.
Chuckling, Elizabeth looks to the top of the hill. "I once got stuck on one of those moving islands. Fell asleep reading a book and woke up too far from the mainland to swim back." She laughs again, light and unbothered. "Things worked out in the end, but I momentarily considered whether I was going to be stranded forever." With a curious tilt of her head, she asks, "Do many other people live out there?"
Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength,
while loving someone deeply gives you courage.
while loving someone deeply gives you courage.
