LOREN
They’d likely have to leave the testing of fire magic to another day, because Loren’s body was loudly announcing that he was not going to be doing much of anything for the foreseeable future. He was woozy and his vision was blurry. Honestly, his mind was going a mile a minute. So maybe it was actually the best time to be doing some testing. Astra trotted over and let out an anxious bleat. Astra. She was great. He gave her a brilliant smile, one that he turned on Deimos when the other man complimented the summoner. ”Aye aye cap’n.”
Wait, wrong rank. That was kind of funny. He giggled. ”No no no, you’re the General. I’m the captain. Go team!” He tried to sit up to give the General a high five. Bad idea: his nausea spiked and he immediately lay back down, staring at the sky above instead of moving. The blue, blue sky. Except there was some white. ”Where do clouds come from?” He frowned and his brow furrowed, both because he was very seriously thinking about the question and because his head was throbbing.
Obviously he missed Deimos’ concerned look. If the Launceleyn had, he probably would've patted the other man's knee or something. The General was good people, Loren decided. Tall and silent, but good people.
Wait, wrong rank. That was kind of funny. He giggled. ”No no no, you’re the General. I’m the captain. Go team!” He tried to sit up to give the General a high five. Bad idea: his nausea spiked and he immediately lay back down, staring at the sky above instead of moving. The blue, blue sky. Except there was some white. ”Where do clouds come from?” He frowned and his brow furrowed, both because he was very seriously thinking about the question and because his head was throbbing.
Obviously he missed Deimos’ concerned look. If the Launceleyn had, he probably would've patted the other man's knee or something. The General was good people, Loren decided. Tall and silent, but good people.
but I've been down here before
and I know the way out
and I know the way out
