Stinks like a new world (Edrei)

edy Oh sure. Didn't they all say that? That relationships led to something wonderful? But when did you ever see that in practice? Never. And so, Edy merely gave Kal a small roll of her eyes as a response. She would have argued (especially since arguing was one of her favourite past-times), but any who said sappy shit like "..lead to some wonderful things" had obviously been there before (or thought that they had). And yet here he was, sitting with Edy of all people. Clearly that hadn't worked out well. Watching as the weapon thrust towards the wood, Edy raised a brow and tilted her head. She had the same thoughts that Kal apparently did, wondering how it was they were going to burn the tree (or if smoking her out was perhaps his plan). "Oh I see how it is. You get the wood, but I get it ready for some heat?" She purred with a delightful cackle. "And if you want to find out how much of a trick it is, I'll use it on you." Standing up, Edy strolled over. The range of this magic wasn't much and so she needed to be close. As she neared, the colour drained from the pine and it dropped all of its needles. After a few moments it grew decidedly more of an ashen colour as the moisture and life was sapped from it. "For the record, you've basically done nothing to help." She tutted with a mischievous smirk leaving him to...well, whatever it was he was going to do. Chop up the tree, probably. Twitching her fingers, Edy looked around. The light was quickly falling from the sky and the teenager didn't know the first fucking thing about hunting. Why would she? She was a Launceleyn after all; servant to the crown and magic-wielder. There had always been people for this, and apparently Kal wasn't planning on helping out. Still, Edy was competitive and stubborn, and so as she glared out into the night she considered her options. Deciding that brute force and bluntness were probably her best options, Edy merely started to walk. As she did, she cast out her magic draining the life from everything around her. The grass withered, trees began to bough, and all the hidden critters hiding became obvious. Triumphantly Edy returned with 2 grouse and 1 rabbit, depositing them neatly at Kal's feet with a grin and an expectant stare. A thank you was definitely in order.