ABASI
"Yes." Abasi replied flatly, not at all believing the man's feigned offense. "Drunk."
And it seemed not only was he drunk, but he was a joker. Great. Abasi sighed, the sound of a man completely tired and disappointed leaving him. Being stuck in a foreign world with no return in sight was enough; now he had to pretend to not want to punch someone in the face?
Defeated by it all, he sat down at the foot of the tree between the roots. He was tired, a day of walking and the fatigue he assumed came from whatever illness he had picked up acting on him. At least he might be able to drag some kind of helpful words from the man eventually.
"I am blessed. I am a Priest." He responded tartly, though blessings were not common from his Gods. Picking grass and leaves off the forest floor, he studiously ignored all mentions of time travel and only spoke to tut at the description of the forest.
"Who resides in these woods? Are they dangerous? Can I find another town if I walk through them? I mean those sorts of questions. And I am sure you know that."
And it seemed not only was he drunk, but he was a joker. Great. Abasi sighed, the sound of a man completely tired and disappointed leaving him. Being stuck in a foreign world with no return in sight was enough; now he had to pretend to not want to punch someone in the face?
Defeated by it all, he sat down at the foot of the tree between the roots. He was tired, a day of walking and the fatigue he assumed came from whatever illness he had picked up acting on him. At least he might be able to drag some kind of helpful words from the man eventually.
"I am blessed. I am a Priest." He responded tartly, though blessings were not common from his Gods. Picking grass and leaves off the forest floor, he studiously ignored all mentions of time travel and only spoke to tut at the description of the forest.
"Who resides in these woods? Are they dangerous? Can I find another town if I walk through them? I mean those sorts of questions. And I am sure you know that."
Do not raise up intimate companions
For nothing is to be gained from them
Let your own heart be watchful over you
