Amalia
she wants the silence but fears the solitude
she wants to be alone and together with you
Amalia raises an eyebrow in playful surprise as the quartet arrives at the Underground, her expression teasing as she tilts her head and looks up at the warmly clothed bard. "Little early for you, isn't it?" The baker for her part is accustomed to early mornings; she enjoys the hours before the dawn, when stars still linger low in the sky.
She brings with her the usual supplies: a bag with food and water, the luxere staff, a collection of other odds and ends (counting on Deimos to carry more of what they will need, the Sword as ever over-prepared). Stranger, perhaps, is the occasionally buzzing package that hangs off her belt, stuffed with insects of various shape and size. She plans to leave them for the Prince, whether they see the creature or not; to leave it with a little stash for LongNight, until she can come and visit again.
Jyoti lingers near Auni and Zuriel, unhappy with being confined to such a small space and seeking comfort in her friends. Stifling her own anxiety, the Shield swallows and steps further into the darkness, adjusting her eyes to an owl's black gaze. "Shall we?"
She brings with her the usual supplies: a bag with food and water, the luxere staff, a collection of other odds and ends (counting on Deimos to carry more of what they will need, the Sword as ever over-prepared). Stranger, perhaps, is the occasionally buzzing package that hangs off her belt, stuffed with insects of various shape and size. She plans to leave them for the Prince, whether they see the creature or not; to leave it with a little stash for LongNight, until she can come and visit again.
Jyoti lingers near Auni and Zuriel, unhappy with being confined to such a small space and seeking comfort in her friends. Stifling her own anxiety, the Shield swallows and steps further into the darkness, adjusting her eyes to an owl's black gaze. "Shall we?"
she ran to the lighthouse, hoped that it would help her see
she saw that the lighthouse had been washed out to sea
