”I suppose. Do they interfere when they haven’t been called upon, too?” She disliked it enough when people got in her way - a god being an obstacle for the sake of its whims was something that might aggravate her quite a bit. And while she wasn’t personally familiar with what gods were like, she knew from stories that they despised people being aggravated with them.
Tala exhaled in a way that could almost be taken for a puff of silent laughter, and shook her head. ”No, I meant to be here. There were many tales in my home about the portals - all mysterious of course, as no one ever came back, but a few claimed to have seen the other side in magical visions. Now that I’m here, I suppose eventually I will see if they were making it up or truly seeing Caido.” She was entertained by the thought.
”My entire home world is just snow, ice, and buried grass. One city, some villages… Very little to explore. From what I hear, things vary on Caido, right?” She considered for the first time that maybe it was foolish to believe the stories at all. Perhaps lands without snow and ice didn’t truly exist… After all, Halo was not much different from her home world. ”It’s not just snow and ice all across?” A bit of nervousness edged into her voice as she hurriedly added this question. She’d wanted something different than what she’d always lived with, but she hadn’t yet let herself worry that nothing different existed.
Tala
there's a world that was meant for us to see
