”Ah, I see.” she said, sadness coloring her tone. She too had lost a child many years prior, and she understood the pain Phoebe felt. Even if they weren’t close, she could feel empathy for her, and did not wish her such pain. ”And if I may ask and know…did it have a soul?” she asked, wondering what answers Phoebe had found, what small comfort she may have walked away with.
That Ludo could make her such a thing – and was willing to – surprised her. She smiled brightly then, for the first time since the barrier fell feeling a small glimmer of hope. Perhaps she could find a way to bring balance once more. ”I will do as you say, thank you Ludo.” she said, dipping her head to the deity. ”And thank you for giving me the opportunity to prove myself.” she said. Her eyes glanced towards the alter, and the offerings Ludo was playing with almost absentmindedly. ”What sort of offerings do you prefer that people bring you?” she asked, wanting to know so that she might bring what they wished, rather than items they found useless or boring.
That Ludo could make her such a thing – and was willing to – surprised her. She smiled brightly then, for the first time since the barrier fell feeling a small glimmer of hope. Perhaps she could find a way to bring balance once more. ”I will do as you say, thank you Ludo.” she said, dipping her head to the deity. ”And thank you for giving me the opportunity to prove myself.” she said. Her eyes glanced towards the alter, and the offerings Ludo was playing with almost absentmindedly. ”What sort of offerings do you prefer that people bring you?” she asked, wanting to know so that she might bring what they wished, rather than items they found useless or boring.
Roana
Said I'll always be your friend
Took an oath, imma stick it out to the end
Took an oath, imma stick it out to the end
