if it doesn't burn a little
She’s vaguely tempted to point out that examples that are too different defeat the purpose, but she’s not really in the mood. Today is a day for her brother, and if she turned too much into herself, he’d just be disappointed in her. Assuming he was watching her from Mort’s realm. Weaver liked to think he was, hanging out there and shaking his head at her in death as he did in life. For a moment, the flames burn higher into the sky, as if reaching out for him, before they settle back down.
The Fae seems eager at the idea of an ursur, and Weaver is vaguely tempted to warn her, but hadn’t her description been warning enough? Halo was overrun with fools who wanted to cross paths with it’s vicious beasts, and it seemed they didn’t really care what the locals said about it. Instead, she moves of to the comment of the luxuere. ”I’ve never actually seen one on fire. Have you?” She heard the tales though, even if she’s never crossed paths with one herself and did not mind that she had not.
”Frost giants, water elementals, white dragons,” she says, ticking off the list of the usual dangerous suspects in Halo, ”though none are all that common. You’ll find dragons in The Fangs if you try hard enough, though they will leave you alone if you leave them alone usually. Though I hear they are everywhere and far more hostile in the Draig Cordillera. We’ve got more common, non-mythical animals too, wolves and the like. The ningos don’t try to kill you, at least, and they taste great.”
The Fae seems eager at the idea of an ursur, and Weaver is vaguely tempted to warn her, but hadn’t her description been warning enough? Halo was overrun with fools who wanted to cross paths with it’s vicious beasts, and it seemed they didn’t really care what the locals said about it. Instead, she moves of to the comment of the luxuere. ”I’ve never actually seen one on fire. Have you?” She heard the tales though, even if she’s never crossed paths with one herself and did not mind that she had not.
”Frost giants, water elementals, white dragons,” she says, ticking off the list of the usual dangerous suspects in Halo, ”though none are all that common. You’ll find dragons in The Fangs if you try hard enough, though they will leave you alone if you leave them alone usually. Though I hear they are everywhere and far more hostile in the Draig Cordillera. We’ve got more common, non-mythical animals too, wolves and the like. The ningos don’t try to kill you, at least, and they taste great.”
-- weaver
then what's the point in playing with fire?
