She seemed to spend way too much time in the Grounds. One of these days she was actually going to go back to Halo and maybe even stay put. Yet here she is, finding their notice board to be a useful thing and feeling vaguely annoyed that a bunch of Grounders had discovered something just beyond Halo, but she was trying to ignore that. It’s not like she intended to go to the place they had discovered, after all, and maybe she should just stop and be thankful other idiots went and did the hard work she wasn’t doing.
The note after that though made her feel rather bad. She’d heard about the Labyrinth, though never been, and she recalls being told the worst thing was actually the talking squirrels. Generally she avoided overly dangerous things, but this seemed to be like a more acceptable level of danger that she didn’t mind risking. Though really, she knows what it is like to lose a sibling, and if she can help someone else not lose one, she will.
There’s a familiar face already there, and she arrives in time to hear Samuel introduce himself to the other man, checking to confirm he’s the one who needs help with his sister. ”Weaver,” she offers, coming to stop by the pair and giving Samuel a nod in greeting before turning her attention to Quanil. ”What can I do?”
The note after that though made her feel rather bad. She’d heard about the Labyrinth, though never been, and she recalls being told the worst thing was actually the talking squirrels. Generally she avoided overly dangerous things, but this seemed to be like a more acceptable level of danger that she didn’t mind risking. Though really, she knows what it is like to lose a sibling, and if she can help someone else not lose one, she will.
There’s a familiar face already there, and she arrives in time to hear Samuel introduce himself to the other man, checking to confirm he’s the one who needs help with his sister. ”Weaver,” she offers, coming to stop by the pair and giving Samuel a nod in greeting before turning her attention to Quanil. ”What can I do?”
weaver
-- ask no questions, and you'll be told no lies --
Quote by Charles Dickens
