Delta
The information would hopefully remain in her memory well. It was the first time she had ever heard of such atrocities and it sounded absolutely gods awful... to have a god purposefully kill so many people just to install one of these portals? It sounded bad, so so bad. It wasn't like the Torchliners or Merfolk were suffering before the introduction of portals, far from it. She had plenty of opinions, but she also didn't have much to say, not anymore. There was too much left to learn and unfortunately, the fae didn't seem willing to indulge her any longer.
Offering Alina a nod, Delta left her with some parting words. "I will notify Maru about this and try to have him get into contact with you or your leader... hopefully sooner rather than later. Thank you for your time," And with that, she watched as the fae flew away. Once she was no longer in sight, Delta would move to go back underwater, heading straight towards her home where hopefully, Maru would be there to receive some information.
FIN
Offering Alina a nod, Delta left her with some parting words. "I will notify Maru about this and try to have him get into contact with you or your leader... hopefully sooner rather than later. Thank you for your time," And with that, she watched as the fae flew away. Once she was no longer in sight, Delta would move to go back underwater, heading straight towards her home where hopefully, Maru would be there to receive some information.
FIN
