Don't put your happiness in other people's hands
Amun's talk of storms caused by the gods had lingered in his mind. Korbin didn't like the portal - not using it, nor its very existence - but neither did he like the idea of it disappearing while Halo remained isolated. And if these storms was the cause for the usual scarce traders and messengers no longer coming over the mountains from the south, then he wanted to know as much about them as he could.
So, he braved the creepy white world between home and here, and stepped out into the bleak Leafchange sun. Compared to Halo, it was warm. Too much so for his layers upon layers of clothing; he stripped most of them off before heading off towards the Settlement. It wasn't difficult to find, the road well traversed, and his pace was brisk. Knowing no one here, there was no need to stop and chat. Or pay attention to anyone.
Finding the Temple was just as easy, and the Notice Board within it not even a challenge. Intent upon his own quest for information, Korbin nodded absently to a young woman strolling through the room, then lost himself in the wall of text before him. Searching note by note for the one he was looking for. Only the occasional hiccup could be heard from him... and he remained blissfully unaware of whether they came out loud or not.
So, he braved the creepy white world between home and here, and stepped out into the bleak Leafchange sun. Compared to Halo, it was warm. Too much so for his layers upon layers of clothing; he stripped most of them off before heading off towards the Settlement. It wasn't difficult to find, the road well traversed, and his pace was brisk. Knowing no one here, there was no need to stop and chat. Or pay attention to anyone.
Finding the Temple was just as easy, and the Notice Board within it not even a challenge. Intent upon his own quest for information, Korbin nodded absently to a young woman strolling through the room, then lost himself in the wall of text before him. Searching note by note for the one he was looking for. Only the occasional hiccup could be heard from him... and he remained blissfully unaware of whether they came out loud or not.
They'll drop it
KORBIN
